Meet Elizabeth Nakakoni, today's vibrant moderator at #AMSLIC2025! A sign language interpreter with UBC UGANDA and head of Ug National Association of Sign Lang Interpreters comms, she brings grace, elegance, and pure professionalism to the stage. What a gem!

The Uganda Sign language interpreters team at the First Africa Media Sign Language interpreters conference.NTV UGANDA UBC UGANDA Uganda Police Force Baba TV Uganda SPARK TV UCC

.#AMSLIC2025 day one participants' group photo. We appreciate our sponsors UCC Uganda Police Force CBM Christian Blind Mission for the support rendered to the Ugandan delegation to participate in the conference.

Koffi Naomi Kouakou, a sign language interpreter and SL content creator from Senegal, is a passionate advocate for inclusion. She believes Deaf people are often denied the respect they deserve - a disregard that extends to sign language interpreters. #AMSLIC2025

Hon. Nyombi Thembo UCC An Inclusive Digital Economy

Mandated to ensure safe, affordable and accessible internet, we applaud the Internet Society - Uganda Chapter for being inclusive by having a sign language interpreter in the room during the launch of the Uganda Parliament internet governance forum. #AccessibleCommunication

FIDA Uganda Ug National Association of Sign Lang Interpreters MUSAWAH ‘We Cannot Wait’ Movement SIHA Network Embassy of Sweden in Kampala The Women's Probono Initiative UN Women Uganda CivSource Africa Always pleased to serve with FIDA Uganda .

Thank you FIDA Uganda for championing inclusion. We’re proud of our member Elizabeth Nakakoni for her excellent service at today’s dialogue. Ug National Association of Sign Lang Interpreters remains confident in the professionalism and impact of our interpreters. #InclusionMatters #QadhiCourtsBill

Thank you@ FIDA Uganda for always being inclusive in your programs.

As long as we have Deaf people, sign language will prevail. It will never cease. This is indisputable. UNAD - Deaf people in Uganda Ug National Association of Sign Lang Interpreters Kyambogo Faculty of Special Needs & Rehabilitation

We shall push until something happens..

You are right.

"Breaking barriers through accessibility! Joan confidently reads her certificate in braille — a true reminder that with the right tools and inclusion, persons with disabilities can achieve their dreams and inspire change. #InclusionMatters

September is Deaf Awareness Month, its time to celebrate Deaf culture and Amplify voices for the Deaf community.UNAD - Deaf people in Uganda NUWODU NTV UGANDA NBS Television BBS TEREFAYINA @

Ubuntu Disability Action for Development - Ug , We reaffirm our commitment to equal access & inclusion for the Deaf community in Uganda through promoting Sign Language, ending stigma & stereotypes and ensuring services are accessible. Together, let’s break barriers.#DeafAwarenessMonth #DeafInclusion UNAD - Deaf people in Uganda

Ordinard Ntaborwa highlights that they will celebrate Deaf Awareness Week beginning tomorrow through September 26, under the theme “No Human Rights Without Sign Language Rights.” #NTVGXP

Deaf Awareness Week has been observed in Uganda for many years. We have always celebrated it during the last week of September, with events usually organized in different regions. This year, the celebrations will take place in Mbarara City.- Ordinard Emmanuel Ntaborwa #NTVGXP

Hon. Hellen Asamo has emphasised the importance of sign language in ensuring inclusivity in service delivery. She made the remarks at the Uganda Media Centre in preparation for this year's International Deaf Awareness Week, 22-26 Sept in Mbarara City. "Embrace sign language,

Congratulations to you all. Go and create jobs for other Deaf people.

Thank you PIB Uganda for Appreciating our services during the Annual Disability Run 2025.