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Women and children in Mozambique holding on to their goods
Mozambique has been hit by four cyclones in two years, destroying the livelihoods of many people. © Mango Sound
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“The climate fight is right here, right now”

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2021: The year in review

White man in wheelchair shakes hand with young girl from Mozambique who uses crutches. They are in a brightly coloured yellow and blue school classroom.
Photo of Tom Shakespeare visiting Light for the World programme participants in Mozambique, 2017; including 11-year-old Marta Joao Lucas. (c) Carlos Litulo.

Welcoming new Chair: Tom Shakespeare

people from the Mozambican disability rights movement including serveral wheelchair users and people with crutches and white canes during a street protest for International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

Happy International Day of Persons with Disabilities

Flavia and Alem in front of the vision corridor at Entebbe Hospital in Uganda
Flavia and Alem exploring the Vision Corridor at Entebbe Hospital, Uganda.

Three women honoured as Eye Health Heroes

François Carbonez [1984 – 2021]
François Carbonez [1984 – 2021]

Remembering François Carbonez [1984 – 2021]

Doctor talking to his patient and reaching for something the woman is handing to him

COVID-19 vaccines: access for all or safety for none

A big crowd of people stands around a food and Covid-Protection items wearing masks and waiting patiently.

A humanitarian partnership in times of COVID

Image showing the flood that was left behind after cyclone Eloise. A child wearing a red top and blue shorts is standing on the right side of the image bending down whilst looking at the camera. In the back there are people walking across the piles of water.
Eloise was the fourth cyclone in two years to affect Mozambique. © Mango Sound

Our experts’ guide to inclusive emergency responses

Inclusive Futures set of Covid Learning Reports

COVID-19 and the shocking impact of exclusion

Dorcus Kabahenda is a DIF (Disability Inclusion Facilitator). She is standing upright looking and smiling into the camera. Her crutches are placed underneath her armpits.
Dorcus, age 33, is a Disability Inclusion Facilitator with Light for the World Uganda’s programme Make 12.4% Work.

On a mission to make work environments inclusive