Dialogue SE

08/29/2022 Blog

Photo over the shoulder of a man in a suit looking at his watch.

Patience is the seed of accessible and inclusive environments.

So said Haben Girma, Harvard's first deafblind graduate student, during a webinar I attended.

08/24/2022 Blog

Photo of the Dialogue in the Dark Team Sao Paulo at the opening.

The Covid-19 pandemic wiped out many projects. The atmosphere of heightened uncertainty crushed many dreams and killed great ideas.

Fortunately for us, our D-partners' hunger for a more inclusive world has proven to be pandemic-proof and last August 2nd we had the first Dialogue in the Dark exhibition opening post-covid-19 in Sao Paulo.

07/28/2022 Blog

Photo of several people sitting at their desks, all very focused. In the foreground stands a man indicating something on the computer monitor of the man sitting next to him. His psture is tense.

We have not managed to internalize job inclusion of people with disabilities. Try as we might, the topic doesn't take root in our day-to-day lives and is something we hardly think about.

06/29/2022 Blog

Covid-19 remains active around the world. Waves of the pandemic continue to hit some countries. However, vaccination and other health measures have reduced the number of serious cases among the population.

06/28/2022 Blog

Group photo of the Dialogue in the Dark team Mumbai at the entrance to their premisis.

DiD Hyderabad in India was among the first venues which was heavily affected by the pandemic and had to close after a decade of operation.

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