Archive - Reframing Disability

“Educate yourself about what it is to collaborate with someone who is different from you”

Shweta Ghosh on accessibility in film and filmmakers with disabilities

Jul 4 •

June 2025

Tell us what matters: Take this 5-minute Reframing Disability survey

What would you like from Reframing Disability in the coming year?

Jun 20 •

Inclusion starts with a willingness to learn and make mistakes

Creative arts facilitator Tania on how most accommodations don't require additional funds but a commitment to slowing down and being mindful of…

Jun 6 •

May 2025

"Don’t worry, I’m here to help": The patronizing myth of inclusion

Watch in ISL/ Read now | Alim Chandani reviews the documentary, Deaf President Now! and talks about the challenges of Deaf inclusion in India. Available…

May 23 •

29:59

At WAVES 2025, panellists call for smarter, human-centred accessibility in media

Crisp insights from Rahul Bajaj, Christopher Patnoe, Rachel Lowenstein, Danish Mahajan, Dipti Prasad, Brij Kothari, and Me; and plenty of resources.

May 9 •

April 2025

Love, Loneliness, and the Disabled Man

Abishek Anicca on the complex interplay between disability and masculinity

Apr 25 •

How Visual Vernacular is Reshaping the Deaf Art Space in India

Vibrantly combining gestures and mime, Visual Vernacular is an inclusive art that helps the Deaf and hearing communities to connect and communicate…

Apr 10 •

18:35

Is technology truly inclusive if affordability limits access?

Accessibility shouldn’t be an upgrade – it’s a fundamental right

Apr 4 •

March 2025

How to shun tropes and find nuance in mental health storytelling

Tanmoy Goswami on telling better mental health stories; media recommendations; learning resources and more

Mar 21 •

Bringing disability history into a media classroom

Jason Strother on teaching disability representation in the media, opportunities, and media recommendations

Mar 7 •

February 2025

Meet the woman making fact-checking accessible to Deaf people in Nigeria

Zainab Sanni on Facts Inclusive; media recommendations; a resource and an event

Feb 21 •

‘Fruit Chaat’ tackles disability tropes with humour and wit on screen

Tanzila Khan on the making of the web series, media recommendations and resources

Feb 7 •

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