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We Can Work: Rwanda Supports Young People with Disabilities in Achieving Career Goals
23 Oct, 2024
Through the We Can Work program, Rwanda helps its young people with disabilities achieve their career goals. According to Alliance Ukwishaka, the We Can Work program is a “chance from heaven to gain skills, independence, and access to meaningful employment”. -
Inclusive Support for Persons with Disabilities During Emergencies in Rwanda
22 Oct, 2024
In Kigali, on 30th April 2024, NUDOR held a meeting on strengthening Collaboration with Humanitarian actors and Organisations of persons with disabilities in Rwanda, where participants showed commitment to provide support for PWDs during emergency situations. -
People with disabilities appeal for affordable protheses
18 Oct, 2024
During the election for the parliamentary representative of persons with disabilities in Rwanda, members of the (NCPD), partner of the ANSWER consortium, called for more affordable prosthetic devices. -
UA Researchers Patent First Real-Time Sign Language Translation App
11 Oct, 2024
Researchers at the University of Alicante (UA) have developed and patented the world’s first real-time sign language translation app.
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EAUR Nyagatare Campus Hosts ANSWER Project Workshop on Inclusive Education
11 Oct, 2024
The EAUR Nyagatare campus proudly hosted the ANSWER Project Workshop, focusing on fostering equal opportunities in higher education.
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Visually impaired student shines in national exams in Rwanda
24 Sep, 2024
In a remarkable achievement, Jean de Dieu Niyonzima, a visually impaired student, has emerged as one of the top performers in the recent national O-Level examinations in Rwanda.
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ANSWER Project Presented to Special Needs & Inclusive Education Working Group in Rwanda by MINEDUC
17 Sep, 2024
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335 Students Received Awareness on Disability, Inclusion, and Accessibility at INES-Ruhengeri
17 Sep, 2024
On September 11-12, 2024, INES-Ruhengeri hosted an event titled “Awareness on Disability, Inclusion, and Accessibility” to educate new students on the importance of inclusivity and the support offered by the Student Support Centre (SSC).
