Disability in Wales and Africa (DWA) is interested in hearing from disabled people in Wales with an interest international development. For more information please contact Paul Lindoewood on email [email protected]
Robert Ssewagudde says that Deaf children do not need special exams rather they need reasonable accommodation to be able to perform well. #QualityDeafEducationNOW
🗓️Don't miss our @GDS_Disability Side Event on the 1️⃣6️⃣February!
This side event aims to encourage #signlanguage recognition campaigns in the Global South.
Several panelists from the Global South will share their experiences.
➡️https://t.co/bft5Ppfsiw
#CommitToChange#GDS2022
2022. Will this be the year we create a disability-inclusive society and a fairer, more sustainable world? We hope so. #CommitToChange at #GDS2022. https://t.co/nbtLFj9JLn
🚨 Deadline extension 🚨
Young people aged 15-35: you now have until 12th January to submit a video and have your voice heard at the Global Disability Summit next month. https://t.co/EgNimdpXcF #DisabilityTwitter
⌛Last call from #ADDYoungLeaders who need your support to bring their projects to life. There is still a long way to fight #inequality and give a fair chance to all people with #disabilities
Your gift will help them kickstart 2022 👉 https://t.co/yzRXKoYpTS
#DisabilityMatters
CBR programmes aim to empower people with disabilities, their families and communities through raising awareness, promoting inclusion, reducing poverty, eliminating stigma, meeting basic needs and facilitating access to health, education and livelihood opportunities.
@CBRglobalnet highlights the practice, in many low and middle resourced countries, to enable disabled people to active members of their society and community. Read below for more details. https://t.co/LHGuuFDjo9
@DWANetwork, in partnership with @HubCymruAfrica, hosted an @IDPwD webinar "The Importance of Inclusion". Hear what deaf and disabled people, from Kenya, Uganda, and Wales, are saying as they share their experiences in pursuit of Global Solidarity. https://t.co/F1C6hs5b8e
To truly achieve equity, the need to view the sector’s goals in an integrated manner—where disability is not an add-on and gender justice work is not optional in disability funding.
https://t.co/ckib0FaFE0
On 3rd December, deaf and disabled people will celebrate the #IDPWD2021. This year @DWAnetwork and @HubCymruAfrica are hosting a webinar highlighting “the importance of inclusion” to promote disabled people's lives and aspirations. Further information:
https://t.co/f6Qi0uuGyi