inABLE Named to Forbes Accessibility 100: A Global Moment for African-Led Digital Inclusion
We are excited and deeply honored to share that inABLE has been named to the inaugural Forbes Accessibility 100 list, a first-of-its-kind recognition celebrating global leaders and innovators advancing accessibility and disability inclusion.
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Inclusive Africa Conference 2026
The 7th Inclusive Africa Conference unites stakeholders under the theme "Scaling Digital Accessibility through Innovation & Entrepreneurship." Building on seven years of impact, from pioneering policies to continental standards, IAC 2026 connects innovators, policymakers, and changemakers to advance actionable solutions for a unified, accessible, and equitable digital Africa. Join us June 2-4, 2026 in Nairobi.
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Empowering African Youth with Disabilities through Technology
We envision a world where disability is not inability, a community where persons with disabilities have 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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Promote digital accessibility and research, through Inclusive Africa Conference
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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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...
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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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For six weeks in November and December, the quiet village of Kairi in Kiambu County turned into a lively center of creativity, curiosity, and code. The Kang’aru Digital Hub, a community...
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Yesterday we held our Mandazi Monthly (yes, that's what we call it)—inABLE's monthly gathering where we learn together, collaborate across programs, and strengthen the communities we serve.![Image]()
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A field officer shared feedback from communities on what access to assistive technology means to them. A digital innovation team member discussed how young people use online learning tools and where barriers still exist. A policy advocate brought insights from government conversations. ![Image]()
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Someone from our education work outlined what communities told us about their needs. Another shared a success story: a young person hired, earning, respected.![Image]()
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These conversations shape everything we do. They centre the voices of communities and young people in how we make decisions.![Image]()
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We discussed what we are hearing across all our programs: assistive technology, digital accessibility, community rehabilitation, employment, policy. Connected. Integrated. All serving the same goal. We celebrated progress. We identified where we need to adjust our approach. We made decisions rooted in what communities are telling us.![Image]()
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That is how we stay grounded in our work. By listening. By learning together. By letting the communities we serve guide what com#learning![Image]()
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Effective Networks Are Built Together![Image]()
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We just signed a blueprint that proves it.![Image]()
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We formalized a partnership agreement that sets a clear roadmap for advancing disability inclusion across Kenya through integrated rehabilitation, digital innovation, assistive technology, inclusive education, and sustainable livelihoods.![Image]()
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No single organization can do this alone. At inABLE, we build networks with and within disability communities, not for them. That means:![Image]()
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✓ Organizations of and for persons with disabilities![Image]()
✓ Government and private sector partners![Image]()
✓ Community-based and faith-based organizations![Image]()
✓ Youth with disabilities leading the conversation![Image]()
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Through this blueprint, we align efforts across six counties toward one goal: economic inclusion and dignity for children and youth with disabilities.![Image]()
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Our strategic anchor: Inclusion is not built in silos. It is built together.![Image]()
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When disability leadership is central, when partnerships are accountable to communities, and when systems change is the goal, we move from isolation to integration.![Image]()
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How are you centering disability leadership in your work?![Image]()
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#DisabilityInclusion #systemschange #AfricaYouth #InclusiveEconomics #DisabilityLeadership
