Blogs

Journey So Far

This blogpost is written by Binni Kumari, Helpdesk Counselor, Score Foundation. Please note that Eyeway's Blog entries reflect the opinions of the author and contributors, meant to encourage debate and discussion, and not necessarily Score Foundation's official policy position.

Miracle in Marrakesh: India’s commitment to print disabled people

This blogpost is written by Avinash Shahi, Advocacy Officer, Score Foundation. Please note that Eyeway's Blog entries reflect the opinions of the author and contributors, meant to encourage debate and discussion, and not necessarily Score Foundation's official policy position.

Regaining Confidence

This blogpost is written by Anandhi Viswanathan, who is currently working with the Centre for Internet and Society in Bangalore. This is the first guest post by Anandhi and the second guest blogpost on Eyeway.
Please note that Eyeway's Blog entries reflect the opinions of the author and contributors, meant to encourage debate and discussion, and not necessarily Score Foundation's official policy position.

Lights Out

My Vote Matters!

This blogpost is written by Shabina Bano, Research Office, Score Foundation. Please note that Eyeway's Blog entries reflect the opinions of the author and contributors, meant to encourage debate and discussion, and not Score Foundation's official policy position.

Arrogance in Ignorance

This blogpost is written by Neha Saigal. Ms. Saigal was the Advocacy Officer at Score Foundation in the past, before she moved on to work with Handicap International. Please note that Eyeway's Blog entries reflect the opinions of the author and contributors, meant to encourage debate and discussion, and not Score Foundation's official policy position.

Disability Bill 2012: How far have we really come?

This blogpost is compiled and jointly written by Deepti Gahrotra, Communications Manager, Score Foundation and Avinash Shahi, Advocacy Officer, Score Foundation. Please note that Eyeway's Blog entries reflect the opinions of the author and contributors, meant to encourage debate and discussion, and not Score Foundation's official policy position.

Nazar Ya Nazariya

This blogpost is written by Gulzar Mir, has completed his English Honours from St Stephens College, Delhi University and is currently applying for MA in Sociology at JNU. Please note that Eyeway's Blog entries reflect the opinions of the author and contributors, meant to encourage debate and discussion, and not Score Foundation's official policy position.

Census 2011: Disappointing Data on Disability

This article was orginally written for Kafila by Avinash Shahi, Advocacy Officer, Score Foundation.

Trying to Rewrite History

This blogpost is written by Deepti Gahrotra, Communications Manager, Score Foundation. Please note that Eyeway's Blog entries reflect the opinions of the author and contributors, meant to encourage debate and discussion, and not Score Foundation's official policy position.