Understanding Stigma in 60 Seconds
A short explainer from the official YDTO channel on how stigma quietly removes opportunity long before any formal barrier does.
Watch Understanding Stigma in 60 Seconds on YouTube (opens in a new tab)Media & press
YDTO has been featured across regional and national radio and television, reaching audiences from community radio listeners to national broadcast.
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Youth Disability Talk Out publishes across five official platforms. Each one reaches a different audience — broadcast-style storytelling, sector and partnership updates, day-to-day programme life, live public commentary, and disability-inclusive expression for everyday chats.
A short explainer from the official YDTO channel on how stigma quietly removes opportunity long before any formal barrier does.
Watch Understanding Stigma in 60 Seconds on YouTube (opens in a new tab)
Broadcast advocacy in action, from the same body of radio and television work that has produced 10+ media features to date.
Watch Unisa Radio Did THIS on YouTube (opens in a new tab)Written for schools, sponsors and the disability inclusion sector: programme documentation, partnership announcements and video from the field.
View the YDTO LinkedIn page (opens in a new tab)Youth-led storytelling published through @ydto.movement — school activations, camps, community walks and the volunteers behind them.
View the YDTO Instagram account (opens in a new tab)Where YDTO responds publicly to harmful narratives about disability and joins live national conversations as they unfold.
View the YDTO account on X (opens in a new tab)
Free, shareable stickers that put disability-inclusive expression into group chats, stories and comment threads — representation where young people already talk.
Explore YDTO on GIPHY (opens in a new tab)Advocacy & public voice
Disability stories rarely reach mainstream media, and when they do surface online it is often as a punchline. YDTO built its own media presence, responding publicly to harmful narratives while placing young disabled voices on regional and national radio and television.
For interviews, panels, speaking requests and press enquiries, contact our founder directly.
seabelo@youthdisabilitytalkout.org.za
info@youthdisabilitytalkout.org.za
Logo and brand assets available on request.
We can provide interviews, lived-experience voices and programme footage.