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From Exclusion to Influence: How Elizabeth is Driving Disability Inclusion Across Africa

Elizabeth is the founder of Linking Circles Academy, an ed-tech platform focused on virtual tutoring and disability awareness training for teachers. She is also an

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Stitching Her Way to Success-Laurence’s Story

Ndikumana Laurence, a 22-year-old resident of Ntendezi Village in Save Cell, Ruharambuga Sector in
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Finding My Voice: How I Learned to Thrive at Work as a Young Woman with a Disability

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My Journey of Change – Efrem’s Story

My name is Efrem Balcha. I’m 24 years old and I live in Bodity Town, Ethiopia. I’m a husband and a proud father of three

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I am Emomeri Maryanne and I possess diverse skills. First, I am an assistive device innovator, a UX designer, a cybersecurity professional, a social innovator

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Smashing the glass ceiling: Nina’s story

My name is Nina Okorafor. I am a civil servant. I work with the Department of Social Welfare and in disability rehabilitation at the Accra

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Journey to Decent Work: Tonny’s Story

Twenty-nine-year-old Tonny works as Chief Security Officer at DWA, a horticultural farm in Kibwezi.
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The Road to Representation: A Conversation with Robert Ssewagudde

Just 25 kilometers from Kampala in Busukuma division, Robert Ssewagudde visits his home district for the first time since being sworn in as a local

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“I want to become the leading hair product supplier in Nwoya district”

My name is Monica Adokorach, I am 28 years old and I live in Nwoya district. I am a hairstylist and I own a salon

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