Impact of Disability Inclusion Facilitators (DIF) on Systems Change
How Disability Inclusion Facilitators shifted mindsets from charity-based to rights-based inclusion across Nigerian institutions.
Persons with disabilities in Nigeria faced stigma and exclusion from vocational and employment programmes, rooted in the charity model of disability. Reluctance to self-identify, non-inclusive organisational systems, and absent inclusion planning limited opportunity access.
A documentary capturing the DIF approach as a systems-change catalyst: real-life stories of facilitators advocating, mentoring peers, and conducting awareness training for thousands of participants and partners - detailing the shift from charity-based to rights-based inclusion through interviews and on-the-ground footage.
- Visual and narrative verification of inclusion impact with real beneficiaries
- Compelling evidence for donors and funders including Mastercard Foundation
- Advocacy tool educating stakeholders and influencing policymakers
- Replicable model demonstrated for broader sectoral transformation
What was the brief for this film?
Youth Africa Works Program · We Can Work Initiative needed their work documented with cinematic credibility - evidence that could stand in front of institutional audiences. How Disability Inclusion Facilitators shifted mindsets from charity-based to rights-based inclusion across Nigerian institutions.
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