News Four-year-old Nyamush, a little girl we discovered in one of the IDP camps in Juba, South Sudan, smiling with her sister. She has hydrocephalus, and other growth/physical disabilities, but in the year and a half since we found her, she has started going to school (which she loves!) and is learning alongside other children. Inclusive Education Beyond a one-size-fits-all approach: celebrating difference with inclusive education Rupert Roniger, Marion Lieser General Welcome Marion Lieser, Light for the World’s new Chief Executive Officer General COSP 2022: Why it matters Elie Bagbila speaks about Light for the World's engagement with Organisations of Persons with Disabilities General Disability Rights Latest Elie Bagbila: our new Global Head of Rights and Advocacy Humanitarian Action Disability Rights Inclusion through sport Participants of a workshop on designing accessible agriculture solutions are testing their prototype ofa transport tricycle. General New horizons for Light for the World Cambodia Mullu sits in the waiting area of a mobile eye health outreach in Amba and talks to a medical professional. Augengesundheit Tackling the discrimination behind women’s sight loss Nyamit lives in the IDP camp Mahad. Her picture and story was used in several publications. Disability Rights Women activists with disabilities say: “#BreakTheBias!” General Why inclusion is the challenge of the twenty-first century Eye Health Mandate 2030 IN SIGHT: What’s next for global eye health? Posts navigationPrevious 1 2 3 … 8 Next
