Introducing myself and my journal: Women with Disability
by inge | May 19, 2012 at 1:41 AM
About Me:
I'm a woman with disability. My focus of research has been on women and girls with disability, particularly ambulant disability. Have been working for the government as a researcher for nearly 35 years. I obtained a scholarship from Australia to do PhD in Sydney in the field of town planning emphasizing on women and housing. In May 2011 I retired.
My first language is Indonesian, but this is not mentioned in the list of languages. Second language is English and Dutch.
My Passions:
to be a professional writer
My Challenges:
to slow-down the degeneration of my post polio syndrome
My Vision for the Future:
to create barrier-free built environments
My Areas of Expertise:
women and girls with disability
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Thanks Usha. Hope I can give my contributions. I may write my personal experience for Rio20. Thanks for this opportunity.
Regards,
Inge Komardjaja
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wow,,, eager to catch your article dear Inge:)
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Usha
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Hi Fatima,
Thanks for your letter. How can I know more about you?
Inge Komardjaja