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CГґte dвЂ™IvoireВ : la langue des signes, Г©lГ©ment clГ© dвЂ™une rГ©elle inclusion des personnes sourdes, by Guy Martial Kouassi, Ivoire Handicap TV, October 16, 2021.Sport pour handicapГ©s visuels : Quand le CГ©cifoot fait renaГ®treВ lвЂ™espoir, by Parfait Zio, Ivoire Courrier, October 21, 2021.A Tanzanian caseВ study, by Jean Burke, Senior Lecturer in Social Work, Australian Catholic UniversityД®xamples of reporting on disability issues Reporting made possible by support from InternewsвЂ™ Inclusive Media Project CГґte dвЂ™Ivoire

How the media can help protect people with albinism.In lockdown, working from home became accepted and an access barrier has been (finally) lifted Pandemic opened newsrooms to journalists with disabilities, .uk, April 8, 2021.True Newsroom Diversity Must Account for Disability Status, Too, Nieman Reports, February 17, 2021.Victim Tropes Still Common in Coverage of Persons with Disabilities, African Women in Media, 2021: вЂњItвЂ™s time to ditch the stereotypes and cover persons with disabilities as equal members of society who are more than their disability,вЂќ writes Jackie Lidubwi.An avenue to other worlds: Auditorial, a new idea for accessible storytelling, The Guardian, May 20, 2021: The Guardian has launched an experimental feature formatВ on World Accessibility Awareness Day, in partnership with Google and the Royal National Institute of Blind People.Fighting Ableism Is About Much More Than Attitudes And Awareness, by Andrew Pulrang, Forbes Magazine, June 14, 2021.Journalism is ableist, down to its language, by Jen Ramos, The Objective, June 17, 2021: The APвЂ™s new guidance on covering disabilities is a step in the right direction, but doesnвЂ™t provide a nuanced, thoughtful understanding of the experiences of disabled people.Why intersectional reporting canвЂ™t ignore people of color with disabilities, opinion by Sarah Kim, NBCU Academy, June 20, 2021: There isnвЂ™t only a вЂњrace issue,вЂќ вЂњdisability issueвЂќ or вЂњLGBTQ+ issue.вЂќ All types of discrimination are influenced by one another, and journalists need to treat them as such.population but take up little space on mastheads and in coverage. True Newsroom Diversity Must Account for Disability Status, Too, by Sara Luterman, Nieman Reports, February 2021: Disabled people make up 20% of the U.S.Disability Representation in the Media, World Institute on Disability вЂ“ WhatвЂ™s Up WID podcast, August 13, 2021.Death by a Thousand Words: COVID-19 and the Pandemic of Ableist Media, by Imani Barbarin, Refinery 29, August 30, 2021.

Three disability questions every editor should ask, by Hannah Wise, Reynolds Journalism Institute, December 20, 2021: Accessible editing practices elevate disabled voices, eliminates ableism and makes journalism more accurate.

Global Alliance for Disability inВ Media and Entertainment вЂ“ GADIM was created to encourage actions to increase and improve representation of persons with disabilities in theВ media.

National Center on Disability and Journalism (US вЂ“ Arizona State University).

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Blind Professional Journalists List (through the National Federation of the Blind).Alt Text вЂ“ provides additional information about images.Accessible Social Media Guide вЂ“ from Sense Blog.MediaDiversity Institute вЂ“ works internationally to promote media and information literacy, combat disinformation and facilitate responsible coverage of diversity issues in local and international media.A Brief Disability Accessibility Guide by Deaf/Blind lawyer Haben Girma.BeginnerвЂ™s Guide to Captioning вЂ“ from 3PlayMedia (need to provide your email).Guidance on disability reporting & terminology Internews projects on media and disability.Examples of reporting on disability issues вЂ“ from InternewsвЂ™ Inclusive Media Project.Guidance on accessible media production.Guidance on disability reporting & terminology.In building the capacity of individual reporters (including those with disabilities), media outlets and journalism networks to cover the perspectives and voices of persons with disabilities, our goal is to inform the public and policy-makers, promote greater accountability, and ignite conversations that change social norms and attitudes. Providing disabled people with trusted information in accessible formats gives them the tools to advocate for increased participation in employment and education and can highlight issues such as domestic abuse and institutionalization. Accurate, comprehensive coverage of disability issues and increasing the participation of disabled people in the production of news and information can help alleviate stigma and discrimination, as well as lead to better government policy.

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