Changing Attitudes through Media Representations of Disability (CAMRED) is an international research programme that brings together researchers, media professionals and disability communities to understand how media representations of disability shape public attitudes and social change, and to develop evidence-based approaches that support more inclusive and socially responsible storytelling. The programme is funded by the AHRC and the Leverhulme Trust.
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Projects
- Reducing Stigma in KenyaExploring how disability is represented across Kenyan screen media, and how more inclusive portrayals can help reduce stigma.
- Changing Attitudes in the UKExamining disability representation in British screen media, and how audiences and industry practices shape public attitudes.
