Commonwealth Disabled Youth Forum
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Commonwealth Disabled Youth Forum (CDYF) is a dynamic, youth-led network under the Commonwealth Disabled People’s Forum (CDPF). We empower disabled youth across the Commonwealth to lead change and advocate for inclusive policies.
Mercy Kavayi is a registered member of the Commonwealth Disabled Youth Forum (CDYF). On this day, as we commemorate International Women’s Day, Mercy would like to share her story:
A Vision Beyond Sight: My Journey as a Disabled Woman
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A Vision Beyond Sight: My Journey as a Disabled Woman
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A Vision Beyond Sight: My Journey as a Disabled Woman
As we mark International Women’s Day 2025, I proudly reflect on the journey that brought me here, one shaped by disablement, resilience, and the power of learning from fellow disabled youth through pl...
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March 8, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Mercy Kavayi is a registered member of the Commonwealth Disabled Youth Forum (CDYF). On this day, as we commemorate International Women’s Day, Mercy would like to share her story:
A Vision Beyond Sight: My Journey as a Disabled Woman
www.linkedin.com/pulse/vision...
A Vision Beyond Sight: My Journey as a Disabled Woman
www.linkedin.com/pulse/vision...
On this day, March 3rd, the Commonwealth Disabled Youth Forum (CDYF) joins the global community in raising awareness about hearing impairments. We recognize the challenges faced by individuals with hearing loss and emphasize the urgent need for accessible solutions.
March 3, 2025 at 2:18 PM
On this day, March 3rd, the Commonwealth Disabled Youth Forum (CDYF) joins the global community in raising awareness about hearing impairments. We recognize the challenges faced by individuals with hearing loss and emphasize the urgent need for accessible solutions.
Namwanje Gorret, our Program Coordinator, is part of ADD's #FairerFunding campaign. Through her DPO, Shared Sites Foundation, she advocates for better funding access for emerging DPOs. Read her insights on the challenges & need for inclusive funding add.org.uk/gorret/
Gorret
Namwanje Gorret is a Ugandan disability justice activist. Currently studying to become a social worker, she believes in creating change through education, leadership and community activities.
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March 1, 2025 at 1:26 AM
Namwanje Gorret, our Program Coordinator, is part of ADD's #FairerFunding campaign. Through her DPO, Shared Sites Foundation, she advocates for better funding access for emerging DPOs. Read her insights on the challenges & need for inclusive funding add.org.uk/gorret/