In this seven-minute report, Kirsty from the global reporting team speaks with Albert Mollah, co-founder of Access Bangladesh Foundation, a disabled people’s organisation supporting the Inclusive Futures initiative.

Albert explains the challenges people with disabilities face in Bangladesh, from discrimination and stigma, to inaccessible work environments. He speaks passionately about the need for people with disabilities to feel empowered and for companies to recognise the value and skills they can bring to the workplace.

Listen to his audio report to hear how they are supporting young people with disabilities to gain new skills, while engaging private sector organisations to make their hiring practices more inclusive for people with disabilities.

Download transcription [.pdf]

In this seven-minute report, Kirsty from the global reporting team speaks with Albert Mollah, co-founder of Access Bangladesh Foundation, a disabled people&rsquo;s organisation supporting the Inclusive Futures initiative.
Albert explains the challenges people with disabilities face in Bangladesh, from discrimination and stigma, to inaccessible work environments. He speaks passionately about the need for people with disabilities to feel empowered and for companies to recognise the value and skills they can bring to the workplace.
Listen to his audio report to hear how they are supporting young people with disabilities to gain new skills, while engaging private sector organisations to make their hiring practices more inclusive for people with disabilities.
<a href="https://inclusivefutures.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/2.pdf">Download transcription [.pdf]</a>

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People who have disabilities are the best people to report on the issues that affect them.
Hear directly from our <a href="https://inclusivefutures.org/citizen-reporting/">citizen reporters</a>, a group of young people who have disabilities living across the world. By producing their own audio reports, exploring the work being done to improve the lives of people with disabilities, and asking challenging questions to people on the streets where they live, they're unearthing views, attitudes and perspectives of disability.
Together with <a href="https://inclusivefutures.org/">Inclusive Futures</a>, an initiative working towards disability inclusion, they'll bring you one-on-one interviews, conversations, round table discussions and radio style documentaries.
Subscribe now to receive regular audio updates from our reporters around the world.