Disability Inclusion in Action

Victo Nalule’s Journey of Resilience and Impact

Victo Nalule is a force for change. As the Founder and Executive Director of the Tunaweza Foundation, she has dedicated her life to empowering marginalized communities, particularly women and youth. Having contracted polio at the age of two, Victo refused to let her disability define her. Instead, she? built a career centered on advocacy, leadership, and social entrepreneurship. Through the Tunaweza Foundation, Victo provides vocational training, mentorship, and entrepreneurial support to individuals across East Africa.?

Tunaweza—which means “We Can” in Swahili—perfectly embodies her mission: to inspire, empower, and uplift.

Empowering Visually Impaired Law Students with MacBooks?

inABLE recently provided MacBook laptops to law?students with visual impairments, equipping them with assistive technology to enhance their learning experience. This initiative is part of inABLE’s Assistive Technology Training Program, which is bridging the digital divide in education. With training in MacBook accessibility features, research tools, and productivity applications, these students from University of Nairobi and Kenyatta University now have better access to academic resources, legal databases, and digital learning platforms.

With plans to expand the program, inABLE remains committed to ensuring that students with disabilities have equal access to education and technology.

Call for Creatives

Are you an individual, a creative group or an agency made up of young, talented African artists with disabilities?We invite you to?showcase your skills at the Inclusive Africa Conference! Applicaton deadline is?February 17, 2025.

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