[Online Event] Re-imagining from the South: Girls and Women with Disabilities Advocating for Change
Re-imagining from the South: Girls and Women with Disabilities Advocating for Change
Date: February 26, 2026
Time: 8:00-10:00AM EST/ 6:30-8:30PM IST/ 8:00-10:00PM ICT/ 3:00-5:00PM SAST
Organiser: Decolonial Disability Studies Collective (Carleton University) and Brock University
Speakers:
- ENGAGE Youth Leadership Circle Leaders
- Dr. Chelsea Jones, Brock University
- Dr. Xuan Thuy Nguyen, Carleton University
Event description:
ENGAGE brings together youth, artists, researchers, and community members from post-colonial contexts in India, South Africa, and Vietnam to share creative knowledge about disability, girlhood, and justice across transnational spaces.
This event highlights a digital exhibition of the leadership journey of young women and girls with disabilities from the Global South, and a coversation with youth leaders and research team. It creates decolonial spaces for cross-community learning that foster leadership and activism with women and girls with disabilities across the Global South.
More information about the ENGAGE project: https://carleton.ca/ddsc/engage/
