Big Thank You to 2021 Inclusive Africa Conference Sponsors
Thank you to our sponsors GOOGLE, Facebook and Safaricom To advance digital accessibility and computer assistive technology in Africa, inABLE hosted the second-annual Inclusive Africa Conference on September 30, 2021, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. East African Time (EAT). The...
It Takes a Village-
Reflections of the Day of the African Child . . . Joy Atieno in the Computer Assistive Tech Lab at St. Oda Primary School for the Blind The International...
Parenting Children with Disabilities in the Face of a Pandemic
Above is a photo of inABLE Alumni (Left) Ruth Kasyoka, a low-vision student and her mother Jacinta Nzeng’a (Right). In 2012, the United Nations declared June 1st as Global...
A Blind Teacher Uses Technology to Remove Digital Barriers for...
Totally blind Lawi Obonyo, a special needs teacher at the St. Oda School for the Blind, has fine tuned his computer skills through inABLE assistive technology lab and online...
inABLE Computer-Lab-for-the-Blind Students Shine in The Kenyan National Primary Examination
After widespread school closures in 2020 to prevent the spread of COVID-19, most Kenyan schools turned to homeschooling, and online information sharing took hold. With most schools quickly adapting...
Career Aspirations for Blind and Low Vision Students
A picture of the outgoing Class Eight candidates with their teachers and the inABLE Team inside the inABLE Computer Lab at St. Lucy School for the Blind Douglas Omweba,...
Meet Sister Judith: Lifting Learners with Disabilities to Help Them...
Sr. Judith Felicity Khabwengesi (Center) seated with a group of St. Lucy's students outside a classroom . Sr. Judith Felicity Khabwengesi has worked tirelessly for over two decades to...
Meet Julius: inABLE’s Advocacy Officer
Julius Mbura is a blind lawyer who is passionate about advocacy for disability rights. He is also the new Advocacy Officer at inABLE. Julius Mbura is a blind lawyer who is passionate about advocating for disability rights in order to provide...
Peer-to-peer learning fosters students’ growth and development
A group of students work together in the inABLE Computer Lab at St. Lucy School for the Blind in Meru County, Kenya. Peer learning is the process by which...
Ministry of Education Officials Visit Likoni School for the Blind
Ann Mwanthi, Principal Kenya Institute for Blind (Left), Georbert Athoo, Computer Instructor, inABLE (Second Left), Elizabeth Ngari, Principal, Likoni School for the Blind, Fred Haga Director Special Needs Education,...
About Africa’s Internet Economy
With over 500 million mobile subscribers, Africa has seen rapid growth in the ICT sector. The Internet economy in Africa is transforming the continent's development by promoting economic opportunities,...