Situation of Indigenous Women with Disabilities
August Indigenous Peoples’ and NIDWAN’s month, this august 2021 marks NIDWAN’s 5th year of advocacy and lobbying for the
Issues of Indigenous Women with Disabilities from Workshop and Consultation Organized by NIDWAN
National Indigenous Disabled Women Association Nepal (NIDWAN) organized three workshops in the month of December. The workshops were supported
Workshop on Civic Space and Participation, IDDC 2021
The Community Based Inclusive Development and Organisations of Persons with Disabilities Task Groups co-hosted a workshop focused on civic
COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN, 2021
Every year, the NGO CSW/ NY organises a Forum where civil society organisations have the opportunity to engage in
COVID 19 in Nepal: The Impact on Indigenous Peoples and Persons with Disabilities
The COVID-19 pandemic has entrenched systemic gaps, underlying structural inequalities and pervasive discrimination, more visible with inadequate healthcare, access
Article: From where I stand: “We must be at the table making decisions”
Ms. prtaima talks about Empowering [indigenous women with disabilities] means that we must be at the table making decisions
Nothing About Us Without Us: The Struggle for Inclusion of Indigenous Women with Disabilities:
Ms. Pratima shared about the challenges facing Indigenous Peoples, and particularly Indigenous women with disabilities and what is it
Including Indigenous People With Disabilities in COVID-19 Responses
Indigenous women with disabilities have faced discrimination, violence and abuse. There have also been rising levels of suicide during
Statement on the Impact of the Global COVID-19 Pandemic on Persons with Disabilities from Minority, Indigenous and other Marginalised Communities
This document draws attention to some of the specific issues facing persons with disabilities from minority and Indigenous communities
Covid 19 in Nepal: What are the Challenges for indigenous persons with disabilities?
Ms. Pratima explains that the main issue regarding COVID-19 is the language barrier as most indigenous communities do not