Disability equality in the media.




 

Media coverage has a huge impact on public perceptions, attitudes, and behaviour of all citizens. Yet, persons with disabilities are often excluded from media coverage. Audiences with disabilities often consume content in audio, video, text, or digital formats that do not meet accessibility requirements. In addition, media organizations provide limited workplace accommodations for media professionals with disabilities. In fostering media diversity, UNESCO aims to help the media to integrate the principles of inclusion, equality and equity into all programming, reporting, content production and dissemination, operations and management practices. 
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