Empowering Persons With Disabilities In The African Continent
We envision a world where disability is not inability, a community where individuals with disabilities have the same access to the same educational, technological, and employment opportunities as the non-disabled.
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Opening up more inclusive educational and employment possibilities.
Equipping blind and low vision youth with computer skills knowledge and assistive technology capabilities
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Increase awareness of the needs and rights of people with disabilities to access digital information and collaborating with partners on training, evaluation, research, advocacy, and policy projects related to digital accessibility
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Meet Valerie: On learning to live with a visual impairment
Valerie Olesia Busaka was not born with a visual impairment. It all started with a series of migraines in her third year of high school. Then, she was a top-performing student and the migraines, written off as exam fatigue, affected her studies.
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March 20, 2025
How Chromebooks Are Transforming Exams for Visually Impaired Students
For decades, students with visual impairments have relied on Braille books for their education, including examinations. While effective, Braille materials come with significant challenges—bulky books, and limited accessibility. But...
March 11, 2025
Meet Brenda Mwende: How Assistive Tech is Fueling Her Legal...
When Brenda Mwende was just two years old, she was diagnosed with glaucoma. Due to late detection, the condition led to irreversible blindness. However, her loss of sight did...
February 24, 2025
Meet Simalumba: On Turning Blindness into Vision
Simalumba Nawa’s life was once set on a completely different trajectory. With a strong academic background in computer science, he envisioned a future deeply rooted in the tech industry....
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Could #digital exams be the future for students with visual impairments in Kenya? Thanks to a partnership with Google, which donated Chromebooks to our assistive tech lab, Likoni School for the Blind is turning that possibility into reality! ![]()
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The Chromebooks are transforming the way students learn and take exams—offering independence, efficiency, and instant feedback. From reducing the burden of paper-based exams to boosting digital literacy, this initiative is breaking barriers and #Empowering the students like never before!![]()
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Read more about this initiative and the impact of #assistive technology on education: inable.org/2025/03/20/how-chromebooks-are-transforming-exams-for-visually-impaired-students/![]()
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#InclusiveEducation #assistivetech #digitallearning #edtech #EmpowerThroughTech
Today, on World Autism Awareness Day, let’s do more than just acknowledge autism—let’s #celebrate the unique perspectives and talents that autistic individuals bring to the world.![]()
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While at it, let's champion for #accessible technology and #inclusive education that will create opportunities for autistic individuals to thrive in a digital world—because everyone deserves to be seen, heard, and empowered.![]()
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Join the conversation: How can we make the world more inclusive for neurodivergent individuals? Drop your thoughts in the comments! ![]()
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#WorldAutismDay #NeurodiversityIsStrength #InclusiveTech #inABLE