Скачать или смотреть Inclusion Dialogues – E01 | The Right to Be Blind Without Being Disabled | With Sabriye Tenberken

Welcome to the first episode of Inclusion Dialogues, a conversation series dedicated to exploring inclusion, dignity, and lived experiences beyond labels.

In this inaugural episode, we are honoured to host Sabriye Tenberken—social innovator, co-founder of Braille Without Borders and Kanthari, and a 2005 Nobel Peace Prize nominee.

Through a thoughtful and reflective dialogue, Sabriye shares insights from her personal journey and global work, helping us understand the theme “The Right to Be Blind Without Being Disabled.” The conversation invites viewers to reflect on how environments, attitudes, and systems influence independence, confidence, and participation.

Key reflections in this episode include:
The balance between care, support, and autonomy
Rethinking overprotection and well-intended limitations
Independence, mobility, and everyday decision-making
The importance of voice, self-expression, and confidence
Learning through experience, movement, and participation

This episode sets the tone for Inclusion Dialogues, a space for listening, learning, and engaging with diverse perspectives to deepen our collective understanding of inclusion.

🎥 Join us as we begin this journey of dialogue, reflection, and shared learning.

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