MyRight has recently completed a successful project on inclusive education in Nepal with funding from the Postcode Foundation. The project has inspired similar training in other parts of Nepal.
”After seven years at MyRight, I have realised that knowledge about the vulnerability of people with disabilities is frighteningly low,” writes Mia Munkhammar, Communications Officer at MyRight.
The government's scrapped support for information activities in Sweden is hitting MyRight hard.
The CONCORD network has developed a guide for safe and meaningful inclusion of local civil society that MyRight supports.
MyRight and FUF invite you to an interactive seminar where we tell you more about what the situation looks like for people with disabilities and what you can do to change it.
Read MyRights' new handbook, which gives concrete tips on how you can get involved and your association to create a fairer and more inclusive world!
Rubi Magar is passionate about teaching, she has spent the last year working in a resource class for children with intellectual disabilities in Belaka, Nepal. IN
Join our digital tour around the world, listen, engage, and take part in amplifying the voices of persons with disabilities!
MyRight is now launching a handbook aimed at people within MyRight's member organizations who plan, implement or want to start a project in collaboration with MyRight and a partner organization.
Indira Koirala's 16-year-old daughter has an intellectual disability and previously had major problems with schooling and was very dependent on her parents. But
