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Michelle Botha

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Stellenbosch University

South Africa

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Blindness, Rehabilitation and Identity: A critical investigation of discourses of rehabilitation in South African non-profit organisations for visually impaired persons

Open Date: 2017-04-01

Close Date: 2020-04-01

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Alison Hamilton

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University of California, Los Angeles

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A qualitative exploration of the challenges and support needs of orientation and mobility practitioners in South Africa

Disability inclusion and participation in Mount Frere, Eastern Cape: Barriers and facilitators

The potential and challenges of an online Bible study group for persons with disabilities

“Hey, where’s my low-key sexist objectification?”: A blind woman's reflections on being banished and liberated from normative femininity and the gaze

Comparison, othering, and surveillance: Foucauldian discourse analysis of peer support in visual impairment rehabilitation services in South Africa.

Disability, trauma, and the place of affect in identity: Examining performativity in visual impairment rehabilitation

Discourses of Blindness in Visual Impairment Rehabilitation: An Exploration of the Ideological Assumptions Embedded in Rehabilitation Practice in South Africa

‘Every time I feel down, my family loves to see me do the right things': affect regulation and social justice possibilities in the lives of young visually impaired South Africans

Towards evidence-informed action in promoting disability inclusion in Africa

Seeing the human behind the research: Strengthening emerging African disability researchers

Metanarratives of visual impairment rehabilitation: the discursive positioning of disabled service users in South Africa

Visual Impairment, Inclusion and Citizenship in South Africa

“Somebody Did Some Work in Your Life” A Personal Reflection on Blindness, and Being a Grateful, Silent Creation of Rehabilitation

"It is in the Nature of Men": The Normalization of Non-Consensual Sex and Intimate Partner Violence Against Women with Acquired Physical Disabilities in South Africa

In search of a landing place for persons with disabilities: A critique of South Africa’s skills development programme

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