Month: May 2020

> Blog > 2020 > May

Project Objectives

Why focus on ‘alternative explanations’ for disability?

Charlotte Baker (Lancaster University) and Elvis Imafidon...

Traditional Beliefs

Disability and witchcraft-related beliefs

Charlotte Baker (Lancaster University)...

Education

Disability in Rural Uganda

Charlotte Baker (Lancaster University)...

Disability and Inclusion Africa networkFollow

Retweet on Twitter Disability and Inclusion Africa network Retweeted

Rupert Roniger @RupertRoniger·

14 Jan

After 26 years of service @lftwworldwide for accessible eye health, disability-inclusive education & economic empowerment, now is the time for a new chapter. We have achieved far more than I dreamed of. I will keep you posted. #inclusion #LeaveNoOneBehind
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/rupert-roniger-13b1b56_disabilityinclusion-disability-inclusion-activity-6884035466467819520-IZkg

Reply on Twitter 1481939143169122305 Retweet on Twitter 148193914316912230513 Like on Twitter 148193914316912230556 Twitter 1481939143169122305

Disability and Inclusion Africa network @TheDIANetwork·

18 Jan

Our project intern Ronex Bondo spoke with Latim Matenje, Programmes Officer for The Malawi Union of the Blind (MUB) about their important work and the impact of alternative explanations on blind and visually impaired people in Malawi http://dia-network.com/promoting-the-wellbeing-of-visually-impaired-persons/

Reply on Twitter 1483404639701721088 Retweet on Twitter 14834046397017210882 Like on Twitter 14834046397017210883 Twitter 1483404639701721088

Archives

Categories

Meta

Month: May 2020

Why focus on ‘alternative explanations’ for disability?

Disability and witchcraft-related beliefs

Disability in Rural Uganda