STREET TALK VIDEO
Neurodivergent and differently-abled persons question the persistence of social stigmas
In discussions around disability, there’s a sense of taboo and sensitivity. What if disability was spoken about as freely as gender-based violence or the LGTBQI community? Would there still be a stigma?
This special episode of Street Talk TV was brought to you by The National Film and Video Foundation. “Enter the Frame” is a special mentorship programme that focuses on making filmmaking accessible to all and helping those with disabilities get their voices heard and seen on screen.
This film was produced by Street Talk.
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