The Online Disability Inclusion Learning Space

Towards dignified and fulfilling work for young women and men with disabilities

A group of young women an men with disabilities stand together smiling. There are two men and three women. One woman is a lower limb amputee, one woman is a wheelchair user, one woman has Albinism.

Designed in an African context with a global reach-this website centers the disability language preferred by the Organisations of Persons with Disabilities in the countries where we work.

Create solutions in our online community of practice- bringing together the voices and experiences of young women and men with disabilities, NGOs, universities and employers to achieve our common goal.

Cartoon character with a visual impairment called Mariam with an afro hairstyle, wearing sunglasses and a green outfit, sitting on a swivel chair and waving while holding an mobility cane.

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of the world population has a disability

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of people with disabilities live in developing countries

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Globally only 27% of persons with disabilities are employed compared to 56% of people without disabilities

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of women with disabilities globally are employed

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In Sub-Saharan Africa, 70% of the persons with disabilities who are working are self employed, but still face barriers accessing finance and support services

play the
full deck

It's time to deal a new hand.

Every team is a deck of cards. But most are missing an entire suit.
Inclusion isn’t a favour. It’s what makes teams complete.
Find your card. Show your strengths. Join the movement.

An illustrated character styled as “The Innovator,” a Black woman in a blue and pink dress with goggles and a glowing lightbulb, stands in front of two oversized playing cards. One card is “The Guardian” and a Seven of Hearts. The other is “The Mentor,” showing diverse figures holding cards with celebratory expressions. The design is vibrant, playful, and metaphorical.