Invisible barriers

Iban Colón
| Spain
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Saturday 22 June 2:40 PM

“Invisible Barriers” looks at the lives of three young people with functional diversity: Ylenia, Lorién and Elson have to face architectural barriers in their daily lives and in their educational environment, as well as other more hidden barriers.

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