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Nissy Namuyomba
Nissy Namuyomba is an administrative assistant at the Masaka Association of Persons with Disabilities Living with HIV/AIDs and a volunteer with the Masaka Association of Persons with Cerebral Palsy in Uganda.
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Nissy Namuyomba is an administrative assistant at the Masaka Association of Persons with Disabilities Living with HIV/AIDs and a volunteer with the Masaka Association of Persons with Cerebral Palsy in Uganda.
About this video: Glacial flooding has isolated a village in Nepal’s remote Humla district. Disabled residents describe the growing risks climate change brings to their safety, livelihoods, and homes.
About this video: SAMOA: Our film on Indigenous Pacific Islanders with disabilities facing rising sea levels just won a major climate journalism award. See why it stood out among 1200+ entries.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: World Institute on Disability Fellow Kasim Sajjabi explores how Uganda's oil boom is excluding disabled workers.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: World Institute on Disability Fellow Robbie Francis Watene highlights the urgent need for disabled-led monitoring of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilties.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: World Institute on Disability Fellow Munir Sewani shows how disabled students and faculty are working to make higher education more inclusive in Pakistan.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: Once green and dependable, the land Steven Bukaya farms has been reshaped by deforestation and unpredictable rain.
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Julie-Marie Chibekete is a program assistant (monitoring and evaluation) for the World Food Programme Malawi country office and an active member of the Spinal injuries Association of Malawi (SIAM).
About this video: NEW RELEASE: World Institute on Disability Fellow Munir Sewani shows how disabled students and faculty are working to make higher education more inclusive in Pakistan.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: World Institute on Disability Fellow Kasim Sajjabi explores how Uganda's oil boom is excluding disabled workers.
About this video: Glacial flooding has isolated a village in Nepal’s remote Humla district. Disabled residents describe the growing risks climate change brings to their safety, livelihoods, and homes.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: World Institute on Disability Fellow Robbie Francis Watene highlights the urgent need for disabled-led monitoring of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilties.
About this video: SAMOA: Our film on Indigenous Pacific Islanders with disabilities facing rising sea levels just won a major climate journalism award. See why it stood out among 1200+ entries.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: Once green and dependable, the land Steven Bukaya farms has been reshaped by deforestation and unpredictable rain.
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Oluwabukolami Omolara Badumus is a disability rights activist and feminist based in Lagos, Nigeria. She is both the financial secretary and Lagos state coordinator for the Lionheart Ability Leaders International Foundation (LALIF).
About this video: NEW RELEASE: World Institute on Disability Fellow Robbie Francis Watene highlights the urgent need for disabled-led monitoring of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilties.
About this video: SAMOA: Our film on Indigenous Pacific Islanders with disabilities facing rising sea levels just won a major climate journalism award. See why it stood out among 1200+ entries.
About this video: Glacial flooding has isolated a village in Nepal’s remote Humla district. Disabled residents describe the growing risks climate change brings to their safety, livelihoods, and homes.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: Once green and dependable, the land Steven Bukaya farms has been reshaped by deforestation and unpredictable rain.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: World Institute on Disability Fellow Munir Sewani shows how disabled students and faculty are working to make higher education more inclusive in Pakistan.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: World Institute on Disability Fellow Kasim Sajjabi explores how Uganda's oil boom is excluding disabled workers.
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Rose Umutesi is chairperson of the National Organization of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry in Rwanda and co-founder and treasurer of its umbrella organization, National Union of Disabilities Organizations of Rwanda.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: World Institute on Disability Fellow Kasim Sajjabi explores how Uganda's oil boom is excluding disabled workers.
About this video: Glacial flooding has isolated a village in Nepal’s remote Humla district. Disabled residents describe the growing risks climate change brings to their safety, livelihoods, and homes.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: Once green and dependable, the land Steven Bukaya farms has been reshaped by deforestation and unpredictable rain.
About this video: SAMOA: Our film on Indigenous Pacific Islanders with disabilities facing rising sea levels just won a major climate journalism award. See why it stood out among 1200+ entries.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: World Institute on Disability Fellow Munir Sewani shows how disabled students and faculty are working to make higher education more inclusive in Pakistan.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: World Institute on Disability Fellow Robbie Francis Watene highlights the urgent need for disabled-led monitoring of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilties.
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Esther Suubi is an advocate for young girls and women’s voices and a peer educator at Triumph Mental Health Support.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: World Institute on Disability Fellow Robbie Francis Watene highlights the urgent need for disabled-led monitoring of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilties.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: World Institute on Disability Fellow Munir Sewani shows how disabled students and faculty are working to make higher education more inclusive in Pakistan.
About this video: Glacial flooding has isolated a village in Nepal’s remote Humla district. Disabled residents describe the growing risks climate change brings to their safety, livelihoods, and homes.
About this video: SAMOA: Our film on Indigenous Pacific Islanders with disabilities facing rising sea levels just won a major climate journalism award. See why it stood out among 1200+ entries.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: Once green and dependable, the land Steven Bukaya farms has been reshaped by deforestation and unpredictable rain.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: World Institute on Disability Fellow Kasim Sajjabi explores how Uganda's oil boom is excluding disabled workers.