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Two visually-impaired girls dancing on stage.

Empowering Voices: An accessible and Inclusive Music Video

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Blind Rocks! with support of British Council Nepal’s Gender Grant Project produced an accessible music video featuring disabled artists aimed at promoting dialogue on media accessibility. The project concluded with a premiere event on 1st June, 2024, at GATE College, with Chief Guest Rita Thapa Magar. Attendees, including stakeholders and the public, experienced the music […]

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Listen, Look, and Learn – The Sound of Inclusion!

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We launched a new inclusive talking video library for blind and dead individuals which will allow access to an inclusive experience, where everyone, regardless of their abilities, can enjoy audio-visual content together. Our new project Listen, Look, and Learn – The Sound of Inclusion!  will bring Visual Media Accessibility to the forefront for our inclusivity

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Inclusive Artistry Unveiled: Music Video Premiere, Awards and Performances

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“Inclusive Artistry Unveiled: Music Video Premiere, Awards and Performances” was successfully conducted at August 26, 2023 at St. Xavier’s College. The event featured renowned celebrities of Nepal, Mr. Deepak Raj Giri, Mr. Sushant K.C., Ms. Rejina Rimal and Mr. Yash Kumar. The event featured premiere of Nepal’s first accessible music video in Nepal which had

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The picture shows Sristi KC experiencing paragliding in the hearts of mountain in pokhara, Nepal

And then we finally flew in the sky.

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With the message of winding to new heights and reaching to successful realms and heights, nothing will stop you, not even disability. The thoughts matters, yours and mines, ours. 12 of us, 9 visually impaired and 3 sighted (one individual from USA and another friend from Austria) did paragliding in Pokhara from Mandredhunga. Feeling the

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