This morning, Government Spokesman Isaac Mwaura was welcomed to the Dyslexia Conference 2025 (DRAC25) at the Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE) by KISE Director Dr. Norman Kiogora and Bloom Dyslexia Center Chief Executive Officer Ms. Esther Wamai.

The two-day conference, held from 20th to 21st August 2025, aims to raise awareness of and advocate for dyslexia as a recognized learning disability.

Makerspaces at DRAC25 showcase affordable tools—reading rulers, textured letter cards, and visual organizers. These innovations prove that creativity can solve classroom barriers. #KISEhostsDyslexia #AssessmentatKISE

The center’s ability to host large scale events demonstrates its capacity and commitment. KISE is a beacon of progress in the education sector. #KISEhostsDyslexia #AssessmentatKISE

Bildad KENYA INSTITUTE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION As home to powerful international forums, KISE enhances Kenya’s global standing. These events accelerate progress on neurodiversity and equity in education. #KISEhostsDyslexia #AssessmentatKISE

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KISE is redefining inclusion across Africa. Hosting the Dyslexia Rising Africa Conference 2025 proves its central role in bridging policy, research, and lived experiences to empower learners with diverse needs. #KISEhostsDyslexia #AssessmentatKISE

KISE’s reputation grows with each international conference, reaffirming its status as a global hub for Special Needs Education and a platform for building innovative inclusive solutions. #KISEhostsDyslexia #AssessmentatKISE KENYA INSTITUTE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION.

𝘾𝙝𝙞𝙨𝙚𝙡 𝙈𝙖𝙣 KENYA INSTITUTE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION Inclusion works best when classrooms, families, and policies all speak the same language. That’s the lesson radiating from KISE. KENYA INSTITUTE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION #KISEhostsDyslexia #AssessmentatKISE

𝘾𝙝𝙞𝙨𝙚𝙡 𝙈𝙖𝙣 KENYA INSTITUTE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION KISE has become home to some of the most impactful global conferences on disability and education, reaffirming its status as an international hub for Special Needs Education.” KENYA INSTITUTE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION #KISEhostsDyslexia #AssessmentatKISE

PAPA FATHELA ESQ KENYA INSTITUTE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION The global spotlight on Kenya through KISE-hosted conferences reflects trust in its leadership and ability to deliver meaningful conversations on disability and inclusion. #KISEhostsDyslexia #AssessmentatKISE

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This afternoon, KISE Director Dr. Norman Kiogora addressed the media, spotlighting two groundbreaking projects nearing completion at the Institute: the Parental Empowerment Centre and the Assistive Devices Factory.

#ThrowbackThursday

KISE Director Dr. Norman Kiogora has hosted a meeting with the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), represented by Country Deputy Director Rosemary Kihoto and Program Manager Kennedy Muriithi, alongside Ms. Eva Njoroge, Acting CEO of NCPWD, and representatives from Ministry of Health

Victory for Inclusion! What an evening! The Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE) has been honored with the Inclusive Employer Award at the inaugural Neurodiversity Inclusion Awards during the Dyslexia Rising Africa Conference 2025.

Persons with Disabilities Act (Act No. 4 of 2025)

Friday is here - a moment to reflect on the difference made and re-energize for the journey ahead

Official Opening of the LEGO Braille Bricks Regional Workshop happening now at KISE, Nairobi! Together with UNICEF , The LEGO Foundation, and Ministries of Education from Burundi, Madagascar, Uganda, we are strengthening inclusive education for learners with visual impairments.