Prepare to be part of something truly impactful! On the 25th of May, join us for a day dedicated to shedding light on the employment challenges faced by visually impaired individuals in the Northwest Region of Cameroon. Hosted by Ndoh Emilia, a dedicated PhD researcher at the University of Ghent, this event promises to be a beacon of hope and change.
Poster Presentation: Delve into the multifaceted experiences of visually impaired individuals worldwide, confronting prevailing stereotypes.
Practical Demonstrations: Experience firsthand the challenges and triumphs of living with visual impairment with interactive demonstrations featuring the use of white canes and large screen readers.
Short Documentary: Journey with us through the research process via a captivating short documentary. Witness the impact of our study on perceptions, attitudes, and societal inclusivity.
In addition, we are honored to host Daria Yashkina, who recently defended her PhD thesis, "Solo-living lifestyle in (post)modernity," at Karazin University (Kharkiv, Ukraine). Daria will enlighten us with her presentation on "The Myth of Disability in Ukraine," offering invaluable insights into cultural perceptions and societal constructs.
Refreshments will be provided, offering a chance for networking and informal discussions.
Kindly confirm your attendance by sending an email to emilia.ndoh@ugent.be and be part of this thought-provoking event. We eagerly anticipate your presence as we embark on this enlightening journey together.
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Warm regards,
Ndoh Emilia ( PhD Researcher, University of Ghent )
