Disabled Persons’ Organisation (DPO)
Organisation of Persons with Disabilities (OPD)
Local implementing partner of an intermediary partner
International NGO with a localisation strategy
Local DPO/OPD led by non-disabled experts
Partner with local organisations as subcontractors under lead international NGOs
Reference grassroots movements in our theory of change
Organise pre-meetings with community members to explain the agenda of the actual meeting
Translate select project outputs into local languages
Send international staff to the field for "immersion trips"
We use intersectional language across all project outputs
We once invited a feminist speaker to one of our webinars
Road and traffic safety is a key value of our organisation
Our project includes Sagittarius and those who like Microsoft Teams
We quoted Audre Lorde on our annual report
Our intersectionality approach is primarily aspirational
We hired one disabled individual with invisible disabilities
Our strategic plan says “nothing about us without us”
Someone’s personal story inspired our programme
Our logo includes a stylised figure of a wheelchair user
Our board chair often reminds us that his uncle is disabled
Unpaid community labour
Alignment with a national policy that hasn’t been implemented
Social media
Hope and prayers
We are already being copied without consent
Exceeding expectations and requiring multi-year funding
Publicly criticising funding practices and tagging the donor
Refusing to participate in the final donor learning event
Quoting Marx during a donor panel
Viva, Viva, Palestina
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