Humanitarian organisations can learn a lot from what happened during the Cyclone Idai aid response.

It’s the world’s most comprehensive analysis of inclusion and education, and it’s out now. The 2020 global education monitoring report All Means All spotlights the needs of children with disabilities, thanks to the commitment of many advocates including Nafisa Baboo, Director on Inclusive Education at Light for the World. She tells us why we should all be paying it close attention.

On today's World Refugee Day, 4.3 million people from South Sudan are still displaced. Among them are people with disabilities who are at even greater risk from the COVID-19 pandemic.

World Environment Day is an opportunity to spotlight people with disabilities who are amongst the worst affected by climate change.

Dr Geoffrey Wabulembo, Medical Director for Eye Health and NTDs at Light for the World, comments on the 2020 World Health Assembly and its impact on our work

Light for the World’s Sophia Mohammed reacts to news of COVID-19 in South Sudan: “what happens next will be crucial”