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The Disability Lane
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A digital civic space to raise awareness on gender and disability concerns for social justice and inclusion of women and girls with disabilities.

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This shows growing interest in understanding the African Disability Protocol (ADP) and what it means for advancing inclusion & justice for Persons with Disabilities across Africa.

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October 13, 2025 at 8:16 AM
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“Knowing social media platforms like X are accessible really stood out for me, because now I can confidently use them as a space for advocacy and sharing my voice.” - Peruth Nakandi, visual impairment.
The image features a young woman named Peruth Nakandi, who has low vision. She is smiling and wearing a white shirt with patches, one with the ADD International logo and another with InclusiTalk. The background includes a part of a banner related to disability advocacy. The design around her photo is pink, with a circular frame. To the right of her photo, there is a quote about how social media platforms like X have been accessible to her, aiding her advocacy and confidence. Her name and a brief description of her disability are included underneath, along with a five-star rating graphic. The footer contains logos of ADD International, InclusiTalk, and The Disability Lane, along with the slogan "Navigating Disability In Today's World."
July 16, 2025 at 7:53 AM
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“I used to think accessibility was just about ramps, but now I know it’s about making sure everyone can take part in life equally whether it’s online or in person.” -Edwin Nakabuye, physical disability
The image features a young woman named Edwin Nakabuye, who has a physical disability. She has dark skin, short hair, and is wearing glasses with red frames, a white T-shirt with the ADD International and InclusiTalk logos, and a necklace with a cross pendant. She appears serious and is seated in front of a pink and white background that includes text and graphics related to disability awareness. To the right of her photo, there is a quote about her understanding of accessibility, emphasizing the importance of inclusive participation both online and in person. Her name and a brief description of her as a young woman with a physical disability are included, along with a five-star rating graphic. The bottom of the image contains logos for ADD International, The Disability Lane, and InclusiTalk, with the slogan "Navigating Disability In Today's World."
July 16, 2025 at 7:53 AM