
The forgotten target group of aid
Governments talk about streamlining and prioritising aid, but people with disabilities continue to fall through the cracks, despite being one of the world's most
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Governments talk about streamlining and prioritising aid, but people with disabilities continue to fall through the cracks, despite being one of the world's most

When disasters strike, people with disabilities are often the hardest hit - yet Swedish aid repeatedly fails to reach them.

How can we create a digital world where all women and girls are safe, included and respected? During this year's 16 Days of Activism, MyRight,

MyRight's Board of Directors consists of seven representatives from the member organisations, appointed by the Annual General Meeting to lead the strategic work of the organisation between meetings. The Board handles overall decisions and business development

Sida has decided to grant funding for MyRight's new 2025-2028 programme.

During the 2023-2025 programming period, MyRight and our member organisations have reached over 615,000 children, young people and adults with disabilities worldwide. Together we have implemented more

MyRight has been granted funding from the Swedish Postcode Foundation. The new two-year project will strengthen the rights and inclusion of persons with disabilities in international development cooperation. The project starts

Do you want to make a difference with communication?
MyRight is looking for a creative intern for spring 2026! Apply by 12 November.

Together with 26 other aid organisations, MyRight has signed an opinion piece in Aftonbladet. We warn that the government's increased support to Ukraine now takes place on

The unrest in Nepal has already cost many lives. For people with disabilities, the situation is particularly dangerous - when the streets become unsafe and community support stops, it is the most marginalised who suffer the most.