At ANSWER, we believe that recognising and valuing these qualities is essential for building truly inclusive higher education systems. Thank you UWEZO Youth Empowerment for providing us this insightful facts!

Don’t miss the video just released by our partner East African University Rwanda featuring their 2nd Pilot Training, led by the Student Support Centre to promote inclusive education in Rwandan HEIs!

As part of a Study Visit under the Innolabs Project, ANSWER members from the University of Alicante visited KapLab, an inclusive innovation Laboratory of the University Hospital of Liège and the University of Liège, Belgium.

East African University Rwanda (EAUR) is making significant strides in promoting inclusive education in higher learning. EAUR has conducted a two-day 2nd Pilot Training on “Health and Rights of Persons with Disabilities” at Nyagatare Campus.

The University of Rwanda (UR), under the ANSWER project, is hosting a two-day 2nd Pilot Training at its Gikondo Campus under the theme "Promoting Equal Access in Academic and Social Life for All."

The second edition of the Pilot Training on Disability and Inclusion within the framework of the ANSWER Project was succesfully held at INES-Ruhengeri, Civil Engineering Hall, Musanze Town, Rwanda.

On Tuesday, February 25th, Sofía Cerdá, our project manager, was invited as a speaker to present the ANSWER project as a prime example of a successful Erasmus+ cooperation initiative at the DIVE Project Study Tour Conference.

The ANSWER project is playing a pivotal role in advancing the inclusion of students with disabilities (SWDs) in higher education, and evidence of this is the organization of the 1st Multi-Stakeholder Forum (March 4), followed by a Management Meeting (March 5-6)