admin_fedwenkeWHY THE LANGUAGE OF INCLUSION MATTERS Disability Inclusion in Kenya. What does inclusion really mean? We often hear words such as disability inclusion, accessibility, equality and participation. But beyond these words are real people who need to access information,
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adminDeaf Pride: More Than Hearing, It’s Identity, Culture, and Equal Rights Every July, Disability Pride Month invites the world to celebrate the diversity, resilience, and achievements of persons with disabilities. It is a time to challenge stereotypes, reflect on
Read Moreadmin_fedwenkeWhen we discuss human rights, sustainable development, and education in Kenya, disability inclusion is frequently used as a corporate buzzword or a compliance checkbox. But true inclusion cannot merely exist on paper or within policy frameworks; it must be
Read Moreadmin_fedwenkeIncluding Deaf Children and Children with Disabilities in the Fight for Children’s Rights Every year on June 16, Africa celebrates the Day of the African Child, a powerful reminder that every child has the right to protection, dignity, education,
Read Moreadmin_fedwenkeBreaking the Stigma: Prioritizing Youth Mental Health for Deaf Adolescents Growing up is a turbulent journey. For teenagers and young adults, navigating identity, relationships, and the future is an emotional rollercoaster. This May, as the world observes Mental Health
Read Moreadmin_fedwenkeWhen we talk about period poverty, we often picture a young girl missing school because she cannot afford a packet of sanitary pads. We talk about the rising costs of menstrual products, the lack of clean water, and the
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