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A group of participants sits indoors on plastic chairs and wooden benches during a training or workshop session. Attendees face forward and listen attentively to a speaker outside the frame. The meeting takes place in a hall with corrugated metal walls, wooden framing, and natural light coming through windows. Some participants hold notebooks or folders, while others sit with hands folded, focused on the presentation.
August 31, 2026

Building Confidence and Opportunity Through Mentorship at Isinya Digital Hub

What does it take to stand out in a competitive job market?    On 15 August 2026, 18 young people aged 20–40 came together at Isinya Digital Hub, mobilized by St Cecilia Parish Isinya, for...

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February 2, 2026

Advancing Inclusive Education at Thika High School for the Blind

On 26 January 2026, Thika High School for the Blind hosted a digital accessibility orientation that marked an important step in preparing learners for Kenya’s Competency-Based Curriculum and for life beyond...

A picture of Jasmine with long braided hair and glasses stands indoors in a bright office with glass walls, smiling while holding up a pink children’s book titled Magic Ears. She is wearing a long-sleeve top, light blue jeans, and black shoes, with desks and computer monitors visible in the background.
January 9, 2026

Jasmine Muchilwa: Claiming Deafness as Identity, Culture, and Community 

Disability inclusion begins by listening to people whose lived experience sits at the intersection of disability, culture, technology, and youth leadership. Jasmine Muchilwa’s story reflects that intersection. Her journey as a...

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A warm welcome to the AssistiveMath team, who joined us at inABLE this week for a courtesy visit as our partnership grows. As the winner of our 2025 Innovations Award, they are making mathematics accessible for learners with visual impairments and equipping teachers with the tools and know-how to build genuinely inclusive classrooms.Maths has long been one of the hardest subjects to make accessible. Seeing it opened up to more learners is exactly the kind of innovation this continent needs.We're glad to be walking this journey together, and excited for the impact ahead. 😊#InclusiveAfrica2025a#assistivetechnologyo#edtechd#InclusiveEducationa#Accessibilityility ... See MoreSee Less
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AbilityNet TechShare Pro 2026 tickets available now!Now in its 10th year AbilityNet TechShare Pro is Europe's biggest digital accessibility and digital inclusion event and takes place at Wembley Drum in London on 18 and 19 November 2026.Sponsors and speakers include experts from HSBC, Microsoft, Meta, Forbes, Google, Sony, Apple and many more. They'll be sharing knowledge and practical skills on topics such as AI, regulations, testing, marketing, neurodiversity, change management, WCAG and more. Early bird In-person tickets offer a 10% saving before 1 September and online tickets are completely free!Check the latest details at www.TechSharePro.com ... See MoreSee Less
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