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Hari Bahasa Isyarat Internasional 2020

Pada salah satu kesempatan, peserta Young Disability Advocates Training 2020 pada akhir Januari lalu berbagi hasil refleksi mereka sebagai penyandang disabilitas. Dalam video ini, teman-teman Tuli menyampaikan pendapat dan pengalaman pribadi mereka.

Mental Illness and Psychosocial Disabilities in Indonesia

Some people standing on stage of World Bipolar Day event
A quick glance at the state of Indonesia’s mental health care system indicates that there is much room for improvement. There are approximately 1,000 psychiatrists for over 270 million people. The number of clinical psychologists (around 2,000, mostly in private practice), community mental health nurses (around 7,000), and other mental health personnel is limited—clearly insufficient to meet the mental health needs of the country.

Akomodasi yang Layak bagi Siswa dengan Disabilitas di Masa Pandemi: Pengalaman Mengajar Guru Belajar dari Rumah

Salah satu bentuk respon pemerintah Indonesia terhadap dampak wabah Coronavirus (Covid-19) terhadap dunia pendidikan adalah dengan mengeluarkan kebijakan pembelajaran jarak jauh. Kebijakan yang dikeluarkan oleh Kementerian Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan ini seiring dengan ditutupnya sekolah-sekolah dan institusi pendidikan lainnya untuk mencegah…

Can the Covid-19 pandemic boost inclusive education?

Tangan di atas laptop sedang mengetik
Not long after the new government regulation was introduced, schools and universities were closed to contain the spread of Covid-19. On 24 March, Minister of Education and Culture Nadiem Makarim advising governors and mayors that schools should deliver education remotely, through home learning. The decision acknowledges the challenges educators and students face when studying at home and emphasises the need for teachers to pay attention to the different needs and situations of their students.