TADIJO uses a variety of strategies to advocate for an inclusive society where all people are equally treated. Approaches drawn upon to meet this goal include:

• Identifying and assessing the range and quality of disability structures and resources for policy provision for people with special needs related to disabilities.
• Sensitisation of disabled persons on issues related to disabilities and on special needs by building a network for continued collaboration and exchange ideas and experiences on reforms for inclusiveness.
• Making recommendations on how to improve disability related policies and strategies for their implementation through an increased impact on disabilities policies and programmes.
• Creating strategies for sensitisation policy and structural reforms on how to meet special needs of people with disabilities in the general community by promoting the community well-being of the disabled sector through various methods.
• Helping to make people aware of the seriousness and range of challenges involved with making disabled people's lives barrier-free, and for creating an inclusive society for people with needs that promotes and sustains their welfare.
• Conducting research and study tours on issues related to disabled people and, disseminating the findings for possible advocacy and lobbying strategies.

TADIJO has embarked on different projects that include:

• Training: Capacity building is provided to members of the media and other stakeholders in the country on accurate reporting about disability issues.
• Newsletter: The association's newsletter – Mlemavu Tanzania - includes news, features, and articles on people with disabilities and related issues - with an emphasis on changing the community's attitude toward disabled persons while tackling stigma and discrimination against them.
• Radio/TV productions: TADIJO produces programmes on disability issues for local stations, with the hope of setting up its own production unit for radio/television.
• Website: TADIJO will reportedly be launching a website that will play the role of linking up journalists and stakeholders covering or interested in disability issues. The website will also act as a venue for information sharing among journalists, medical doctors, experts, scientists, researchers, policy makers, people with disabilities, community/faith-based and NGO representatives, social workers and people from all walks of life. One feature will be an electronic (e)-forum whereby people will debate about various issues regarding disabilities via email.

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