Tag: blindness

• Is it all about mindset? – Interviewing while disabled

  

  This is not a “how to” guide or the silver bullet blog post. These are my real experiences, seen through my perspective, not trying to be objective. At the end, I’ll share reflections with you in the hope that they will help you navigate the experience of interviewing while disabled.

  Anica Zeyen

  May 19, 2022

  Lived experience of being disabled

  ableism, blindness, career, disability, interview

• Do you see the irony? Inclusion and Inclusion Sessions at Conferences

  

  Inclusion sessions at management conferences are often anything but inclusive, ironic isn’t it? This post talks about some of the experiences I had as well as how to do a better job.

  Anica Zeyen

  January 12, 2021

  Lived experience of being disabled, My research journey

  blindness, conference, disability, visual disability

• Images & Words workshop in Havana, Cuba

  This post was written by Dr. James Kent and Professor Hannah Thompson In December 2019, Prof Hannah Thompson and Dr James Kent led a GCRF-funded photography and creative audio-description workshop at the Espacio Altamira in Havana, Cuba. The workshop was the latest in a series of events that forms part an ongoing project which has […]

  Anica Zeyen

  March 24, 2020

  Disability research in the Global South

  audiodescription, blindness, Cuba, GCRF