A film by Carla Dela Cruz, a participant in the Leonard Cheshire Disability Young Voices project from Philippines.
Young Voices is a project of the Leonard Cheshire Disability Global Alliance. It brings together groups of young disabled people from 21 different countries. It gives an opportunity for them to share their experiences of fighting discrimination and learn about the new UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and their human rights. It gives them training in campaigning, advocacy and media skills to help them hold their governments to their obligations under the UN Convention and raise awareness. They are using video cameras to share their stories and ideas with the world. These films are their own work, their own stories.
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she's now a graduating student taking special education. isn't that amazing that in despiteof all hardships in life she's able to continue her dream in life?
DREAM. BELIEVE. SURVIVE.
carla040188 1 year ago
thank you for watching my documentary. for the correction, t's not three hours it's 3 kilometers away from dormitory to school. hope this video documentation will serve as an inspiration to everybody.
carla040188 1 year ago
My Name is Princess Dalisay, i belong to a Group named IYC, they are nice people also because of them di ako matuto na maging independent.. thank you..
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pinaybabygirlful 2 years ago
Good film. Great that young people with disabilities are demonstrating their independence and their positive attitudes.
cstarkloff 2 years ago
oh my god naawan nmn me
koreanodefilipino 2 years ago