The government has made minimal progress on disability inclusiveness, with many promises unfulfilled, highlighting a significant governance failure for the OKU community.
Author: OKU Rights Matter Project (page 3)
Project Lily: First Light – An Accessible and Inclusive PFA Initiative
Project Lily: First Light support initiative announcement. It is a Psychological First Aid (PFA) service to support Malaysian disability community in response to the recent school violence and safety issues in the country.
Insights of Ernest Teoh
Ernest Teoh shares his experiences as a blind individual navigating a sighted world through a YouTube series. The series consists of seven episodes, each detailing different aspects of his journey and challenges. Viewers can find the episodes linked in the content for in-depth exploration of his story.
Book Spotlight: Small Steps, Big Changes for Preschool Inclusion
Essential resource for implementing inclusive education, written in the Malaysian context. Authored by The OKU Rights Matter Project member, Lai-Thin Ng.
The World Bank Knowledge Café
The World Bank Knowledge Café WEDNESDAY, 23 APRIL @ 2:30 PM EST Super Ageing: Time to Rethink Health, Growth & Jobs? Globally, the proportion of older persons is growing rapidly, especially in LMICs. By 2050, 77% of older persons will…
The Power of Your Words Over “OKU”: The Harm of Careless Headlines
Reflections on the meaning of power in disability advocacy in the Malaysian OKU community.
Appeal for Sensitive Media Coverage of OKU
The government has made minimal progress on disability inclusiveness, with many promises unfulfilled, highlighting a significant governance failure for the OKU community.
Can Malaysian Society Move Towards Inclusion?
The government has made minimal progress on disability inclusiveness, with many promises unfulfilled, highlighting a significant governance failure for the OKU community.
Reflections on Power, Advocacy, and What’s Next for Our OKU Community in Malaysia
Reflections on the meaning of power in disability advocacy in the Malaysian OKU community.
Has the Govt. made progress for the Disability (OKU) Community in line with its Party Manifesto?
The government has made minimal progress on disability inclusiveness, with many promises unfulfilled, highlighting a significant governance failure for the OKU community.
16 days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (GBV)
Awareness on Gender-disability intersectionality for the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) campaign in 2024.
Reference notes on WGD and gender-disability-ageing intersectionality
The content addresses the visibility of women with disabilities in the Beijing+30 review, marking three significant Asia-Pacific meetings in November 2024. It highlights their involvement in the drafting of an Asia-Pacific declaration and presents reference notes by The OKU Rights Matter Project on gender-disability-ageing intersectionality to support strategic advocacy efforts.