During DRF/DRAF’s COSP14 Side Event, Moving the Needle on Gender and Disability, we shared the following resources:
- DRF Gender Guidelines: DRF’s gender guidelines are an expression of our commitment to apply a gender lens to our work as well as to learn more about the issues facing women and girls with disabilities from more marginalized communities and those with non-majority identities and sexualities (such as ethnic minorities, refugees, or LGBTQI persons), so that we can best support all persons with disabilities. Click here for link.
- DRF’s Donor Guidelines on funding the rights of women with disabilities: This brief explores funding at the intersection of women’s rights and disability rights and offers steps donors can take to ensure that their grantmaking is more inclusive of women with disabilities and to support this emerging movement. Click here for link.
- Women Enabled International (WEI), in partnership with UNFPA, UN Women, and seven women-with-disability-led organizations has produced five resources to guide pandemic response and recovery and set a new standard for future crisis preparation that ensures human rights and inclusion at the intersection of gender and disability. Click here for link.
- Joseph Wandega’s presentation about the work of Out Proud Minority Disability Support Association’s work at the intersection of SOGIESC and Disability. Click here for link.
- The Forgotten People: a short video about Indonesians with psychosocial disabilities living in social care institutions amidst the coronavirus pandemic (with English subtitles). Click here for link.
- Follow the Facebook page of Mujeres Mexicanas con Discapacidad (Mexican Women with Disabilities), to learn more about their work. Click here for link.