News
- Inclusive Education
Beyond a one-size-fits-all approach: celebrating difference with inclusive education
Nyamush has come a long way in the last two and a half years. She loves going to school and ...
- General
Welcome Marion Lieser, Light for the World’s new Chief Executive Officer
Marion Lieser will head Light for the World from August 2022, as founder Rupert Roniger steps down after 27 years.
- General
COSP 2022: Why it matters
By Jane WaitheraIn 2006, the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) was adopted by the General Assembly ...
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- Disability Rights
- News
Elie Bagbila: our new Global Head of Rights and Advocacy
We are delighted that Elie Bagbila is becoming our Global Head of Rights and Advocacy on 1st May 2022.
- Humanitarian Action
- Disability Rights
Inclusion through sport
Team sports provide the opportunity to be part of something, to belong - a framework with inclusion at its core. ...
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New horizons for Light for the World Cambodia
Our Light for the World Cambodia office has taken the exciting step of becoming a Cambodian non-profit. They will operate ...
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Tackling the discrimination behind women’s sight loss
55% of people with vision loss are women. Structural issues are at the root of this figure. While women and ...
- Disability Rights
Women activists with disabilities say: “#BreakTheBias!”
Women’s Day is a global day, designed for all. It celebrates the huge and varied achievements of women around the ...
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Why inclusion is the challenge of the twenty-first century
Light for the World’s new International Chair, Tom Shakespeare, believes accessibility is the key to providing opportunities for disabled people, ...
- Eye Health
2030 IN SIGHT: What’s next for global eye health?
Over the past three decades, we have made huge progress in the treatment of eye disease and preventable blindness. But ...
