Disability and Climate Action: The Growing Connection. ©GIZ 2024 Climate activism is growing worldwide, and more and more persons with
Get inspired by smart solutions as we talk about the upcoming Global Disability Summit (GDS), 2025 in our next Inclusion
The Kwame Nkrumah University of Sciences & Technology [KNUST] in Ghana collaborated with Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences in 2022,
The Living Inclusion Network hosted yet again another successful inclusion café on September 18th, 2024. In light of the so
The Bridge Academy, launched in Nairobi, Kenya in March 2021, offers young people with disabilities and a passion for IT
The African Disability Protocol (ADP) is a vital legal framework guiding African Union member states in developing disability laws and
The Disability Debrief has become a go-to source for news in the disability inclusion community. Its main author, Peter Torres Fremlin, offers a unique perspective and presents information in an engaging way that resonates with many. We had the privilege of interviewing Peter to hear his insights on curating international news through a disability lens and amplifying voices from the community. Find out more about the goal of the debrief “to give information, hope and a bit of humour to all of its readers”.
Read more about the highlights from the African pre-summit that held on September 5th, 2024 in Kenya and keep up with all news about the upcoming GDS by signing up to the GDS newsletter.
The Regional Pre-summits leading up to the Global Disability Summit 2025 in Berlin have started. Watch out for the next regional pre-summit coming up in Europe.
This time, our inclusion hack section features a simple way of increasing accessibility of your communication materials to users of screenreaders. We offer some tips on how to write a good alternative text.
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