The image shows an office reception area. A receptionist is seen pointing toward a staircase while saying to a wheelchair user, “We are not equipped to hire people like you.” Two other job applicants look on. A sign on the wall reads, “Applicants must be able to climb stairs and lift 50 lbs.

EPISODE 2: Equal Voices, Equal world

Is Employment Really Inclusive If Talent Is Overlooked? We talk about inclusion, but is it really inclusion if skilled people are still being left out? In Nigeria today, many talented persons with disabilities are still denied jobs, not because they can’t do the work, but […]

EPISODE 1: Equal Voices, Equal World

Is Healthcare Really Accessible If You Can’t Understand It? Accessible healthcare goes beyond ramps, beds, and medicine; it’s about being HEARD and UNDERSTOOD. Yet, many Deaf patients in Nigeria are excluded from critical medical decisions because hospitals don’t provide qualified sign language interpreters. Imagine this: […]

PROMOTING CHANGE: Capacity Building in Sokoto State

At our just concluded capacity-building training in Sokoto, mindsets were shifted and barriers were removed to promote real change. The meeting focused on strengthening accountability frameworks regarding the post-moratorium cycle of the Discrimination Against Persons with Disabilities Prohibition Act. The theme of the meeting is […]