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We are no longer posting on Twitter / X
We have officially stopped posting on our X account After much thought, we’ve decided to
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Shifting Power means Giving Up Power
Rose Tesha is Africa Regional Director at ADD International. In this piece Rose reflects on
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Co-chairs
Introducing Yetneberesh and Liz. We are excited to announce our new Co-Chairs of our board
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International Day of Persons with Disabilities
Celebrating International Day of Persons with Disabilities. This International Day of Persons with Disabilities,
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Partnering with Financial Times
Earlier this year, young disability justice leaders took part in training from the Financial Times.
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The role that fundraisers can play in creating a fairer funding system.
A blog by Sabina Basi, Director of Funding, Communications and Transformative Partnerships at ADD International. Originally
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Ford Foundation Partnership.
Announcing our strategic partnership with the Ford Foundation. ADD International is delighted to announce a
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Sreyoun
Income for Independence. Srey Oun, 23 years old, is a woman with a disability who
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Samoeun
Growing an independent income. Samoueng has a physical disability and is also part of the
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vannet
Creating a safe space for women with disabilities in Cambodia. Vannet leads a women with
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Players of People’s Postcode Lottery supporting disability justice.
Supporting disability justice through participatory grant-making. We are delighted to receive an award from Postcode
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Joy, a disability justice activist reflects on Mtiririko.
ADD’s engagement with Organisations of Persons with Disabilities (OPDs) to review Mtiririko. Recently, ADD engaged
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Womens Fund Nominations
Nominate yourself or others to help design the women with disabilities grant. Overview. We are
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strategy
Our new Strategy for Disability Justice. We are excited to launch our new strategy! This
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Mtiririko – ADD New Strategy Launch Webinar
How do you truly shift power to activists? We held a webinar on 19th March
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Championing Inclusive Education
We have been working with organisations of persons with disabilities to make education more accessible
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Power does not shift easily.
A blog by Fredrick Ouko and Mary Ann Clements, Co-Chief Executive Transformation Officers, ADD International.