We're pleased to attend the Global Disability Summit in #Berlin with our Global Director Marina Ponti. With 4K+ participants, the Summit brings a great energy to drive #inclusion forward. Together, we can break barriers & build a world where everyone thrives. More: globaldisabilitysummit.org

Unforgettable night. Unforgettable performance.

🌍 Missed the 3rd Global Disability Summit? Here’s what made it unforgettable… 🥳Spoiler: It was huge. It was hopeful. And it was history in the making. 🙌From 2–3 April 2025, Berlin became the epicenter of the global disability movement. Co-hosted by Bundesentwicklungsministerium, المجلس الأعلى لحقوق الأشخاص ذوي الإعاقة (HCD), and IDA, the

Families of children with disabilities often get little or no support. That leaves them isolated. We’re collecting input to shape the UN report on families—share what support looks like in your country. 📝 Submit by 15 April: buff.ly/Oy7x23G Supported by

Taking a break from the Civil Society Forum, we join a side event with Keystone Human Services on deinstitutionalisation. "Children who live in institutions become adults that live in institutions. It's a revolving door - we need a lifespan approach" - Dorodi Sharma

Genevieve Fitzgibbon Keystone Human Services Our member, Fatma Wangare Haji, speaks up on behalf of Inclusion International on the African Disability Protocol. "We want to see a complete transformation of investments from institutions to inclusive community services."

Proud moment as our Executive Director from co-moderates this vital conversation with panelists: Dr. Samuel Kobue (Caucus of Disability Rights Advocacy), Fatma Wangare Haji (IDA), Stefon Tromel (International Labour Organization), Susan Momanyi (UNICEF Kenya), Sarah Maiywa (@SightSavers),

Fatma Wangare Haji Fatma Wangare Haji: "Segregated systems deny those with intellectual disabilities the opportunity to grow along with their peers."

Fatma Wangare Haji Fatma Wangare Haji speaks out for Inclusive Education during #COSP18: "When people with intellectual disabilities are educated separately they get trapped into separate educational training that limits their future outcomes."

GREAT START to Inclusion Africa workshop on assistive technology for persons with intellectual disabilities in Rwanda supported by International Disability Alliance (IDA) and ATscale . UnlockTheEveryday #MyTechMyLife #AssistiveTechnology #UnlockTheEveryday

#InclusiveTechnology for persons with disabilities is a HUMAN RIGHT. Ia partners in Rwanda are implementing a project championing AWARENESS, POLICIES & FUNDING to promote ACCESS & ADOPTION of assistive technology for persons with intellectual disabilities. #MyTechMyLife

In partnership with Inclusion Africa(IA) funded by IDA, Disability Inclusion Rwanda(DIR) is conducting a two days(24-25/6/25) training on Assistive Technology(AT) to decision makers, providers, family members and different OPDs.Together, we will translate disability into ability.

On 24/6/2025,"Having a strong and committed Disability Inclusion Rwanda advocating for Assistive Technology in our country; it is a privilege and added value for our country. NCPD is committed to support and collaborate with all OPDs for effective CRPD implementation". NCPD said

Ms Fatma Wangare on 'Awareness-raising (on equal access to justice for persons with disabilities) at the community and family levels'.

Ms Fayel Odeny on 'Accomodations and intermediaries (in the course of equal access to justice for persons with disabilities in Africa)'.

Join us for World Congress 2025 in Sharjah, UAE! September 15-17, we'll gather global voices to champion inclusion and celebrate the power of community. Together, we are stronger. Together, we are inclusion. #WeAreInclusion

Oh, what a great coincidence to have #MyAnniversary on the eve of the landmark event: #TheWorldCongress #WorldCongress #WorldCongress2025 Follow our handle for real-time updates of the event.

Powerful start and conversations happening in the family summit in readiness of Inclusion International #WorldCongress2025.

KAIH representatives actively participated as speakers and panelists in the recently concluded #WeAreInclusion World Congress. We were proud to share our work on self-advocacy, families, care and support, legal capacity, SRHR, and more across multiple sessions.

Care shouldn’t fall only on mothers and sisters. Everyone has different needs and everyone deserves support. This #CareandSupportDay, we’re joining the call for care systems with Global Alliance for Care that include everyone: people with disabilities, families, and communities alike.