Скачать или смотреть What Civic Education Means to Me [with Audio Descriptions; captions available]

Tanmay Chopra, an international exchange student from India, "gets political" during Civic Education Week in Washington, DC, bringing together young international leaders of the Youth Exchange and Study scholarship program sponsored by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Tanmay, who is blind, also had an opportunity to present to his peers about his experiences using disability-related accommodations to fully access his time in the U.S.

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Tanmay, a teen Indian boy who is blind, wears a blazer and name badge and stands surrounded by lush foliage.

Tanmay and a young woman walk on Capitol Hill with red tour bus in background. As they walk, Tanmay touches the woman’s backpack for mobility.

Tanmay and fellow students sit around a conference room table; Tanmay addresses the room.

Tanmay and his guide walk by the U.S. Capitol Building

Tanmay, seated, in conversation with a Congressional staffer and other students, laughing and speaking.

Two exchange students, a young man and young woman, chat with Tanmay.

Tanmay stands before an audience of exchange students who appear to be laughing at a comment he made.

Tanmay smiles as he touches small hanging flowers in an indoor garden.

Tanmay stands before a decorative pool of blue water with pink and green plants in an indoor garden.

MIUSA logo - Mobility International USA - expands into view