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Brilliant & Resilient Photo Exhibit in Mexico

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Celebrating Brilliant & Resilient women leaders with disabilities in Mexico City

More than 100 people from all regions of Mexico attended the international premiere on April 16, 2015 of the Brilliant & Resilient photo exhibition and workshop in Mexico City. The majority of attendees were emerging women leaders with disabilities.

The Brilliant & Resilient exhibit included powerful portraits and vignettes of 30 disabled women activists from around the world. The workshop was an opportunity for dialogue and building new partnerships between women leaders with disabilities and human rights, development and government agencies.

Culminating with an action planning session, attendees agreed to reconvene next year to review the progress they have made toward advancing rights and inclusion of women with disabilities. This event also marked the formal launch of a nationwide network of women with disabilities, the first of its kind.

This event was made possible through the sponsorship of the Channel Foundation, Mexico’s National Commission on Human Rights and Mobility International USA (MIUSA).
We’d like to gratefully acknowledge Palo Alto Software for sponsoring the Spanish translation of the exhibit.

View the Photo Gallery Slideshow below from the event or open the event’s album in Flickr to view the captions.

Learn more about the Brilliant & Resilient project and the opportunity to host the exhibit in your community.

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The National Clearinghouse on Disability and Exchange is a project of the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, designed to increase the participation of people with disabilities in international exchange between the United States and other countries, and is supported in its implementation by Mobility International USA.

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