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We conduct campaigns, workshops, and community dialogues to break the stigma surrounding disability. We educate the public about the rights, needs, and potential of women and girls with disabilities to foster greater inclusion.

We offer continuous capacity-building programs for our members, stakeholders, and partners to ensure disability-inclusive approaches in social, economic, and political systems.

Capacity Building and Training by MOWADITA:

1. Continuous Training for Members: Provides training on leadership, advocacy, and disability rights to empower MOWADITA members.

2. Stakeholder Capacity Building: Trains stakeholders like government bodies, NGOs, and private sectors on disability-inclusive practices.

3. Collaboration and Partnerships: Strengthens partnerships with organizations like UN Women and ADD International to expand training efforts.

4. Disability-Inclusive Approaches: Focuses on integrating inclusive practices in social, economic, and political systems.

   • Social Systems: Creating inclusive spaces in communities and schools.

   • Economic Systems: Empowering people with disabilities to access employment and entrepreneurship.

   • Political Systems: Supporting political engagement and leadership for women with disabilities.

5. Empowerment and Advocacy: Equips individuals with disabilities to actively advocate for their rights.

6. Sustainable Change: Ensures long-term, impactful inclusion across sectors and communities.

7. Creating Inclusive Systems: Aims to make societal systems accessible and inclusive for women and girls with disabilities.

1. Campaigns: MOWADITA organizes awareness campaigns aimed at educating the public about disability issues. These campaigns often focus on debunking myths, breaking stereotypes, and highlighting the abilities and contributions of women and girls with disabilities. Through these campaigns, the organization seeks to foster acceptance and inclusivity within society.

2. Workshops: Workshops provide in-depth training and education to various stakeholders, including local communities, schools, and government institutions. These workshops are designed to increase understanding of disability rights, including the importance of equal opportunities in education, employment, and social participation for women and girls with disabilities. They also teach practical skills for supporting disabled individuals in all spheres of life.

3. Community Dialogues: MOWADITA facilitates open and inclusive dialogues within communities. These dialogues offer a platform for people to discuss disability issues in a safe, non-judgmental space. They encourage community members to share experiences, learn from one another, and challenge discriminatory behaviors. These discussions also allow for a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by women and girls with disabilities, as well as strategies for overcoming them.

The Goals of This Initiative:

• Break the Stigma: Disability is often associated with negative stereotypes and prejudices. MOWADITA’s efforts aim to break these harmful stereotypes by showcasing the potential and capabilities of women and girls with disabilities. The goal is to shift public attitudes so that these individuals are seen for their abilities, not just their impairments.

• Promote Rights Awareness: Educating the public about the rights of women and girls with disabilities is a vital part of creating a society that respects and upholds these rights. The campaigns, workshops, and dialogues focus on the legal and human rights of disabled individuals, ensuring that everyone understands the importance of equal access and opportunities for all.

• Foster Greater Inclusion: Through education, MOWADITA strives to create a society that embraces diversity and inclusion. The more people understand disability issues, the more likely they are to create spaces where women and girls with disabilities can thrive socially, economically, politically, and culturally.

In summary, MOWADITA’s Education and Awareness Raising initiative aims to inform and engage the wider community to ensure that women and girls with disabilities are seen, heard, and empowered. It is a critical step in creating an inclusive society where everyone, regardless of ability, has the opportunity to contribute and succeed.