Every year on 15 October, the world celebrates White Cane Day — a date dedicated to recognizing the white cane as an essential tool that allows blind and visually impaired people to move safely and independently.

For many young Rwandans with disabilities, moving from university to the world of work is still a big challenge. Even after completing their studies, they often face barriers that stop them from finding good jobs. This issue was at the heart of a recent national conference on disability inclusion,…

Every year on 7 October, the world celebrates the World Day for Decent Work, an initiative launched by the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) to call for respect, dignity, and fair conditions for all workers. The campaign, supported by the ILO, reminds us that decent work is a right,…

On World Teachers’ Day, ANSWER honours teachers who make education inclusive, inspiring, and accessible for all. Their work goes far beyond integrating assistive technology — they understand, motivate, and raise awareness among all students about the value of empathy, diversity, and inclusion.

From 22 to 28 September 2025, the International Week of Deaf People (IWDP) is taking place under the global theme: “No Human Rights Without Sign Language Rights”.

“The most powerful tool for inclusion is not technology or policy, but the deliberate choice to act,” Hon. Mbabazi Olivia, Member of Parliament representing Persons with Disabilities.

The ANSWER Project 2nd National Conference, brought together 76 participants, including 8 people with disabilities, representing policymakers, higher education personnel, NGOs, private sector actors, and other stakeholders to discuss the advancement of disability inclusion in Rwanda’s higher…

The second Multi-Stakeholder Forum of the ANSWER project took place on 10 September 2025 at the Kigali Conference and Exhibition Village (KCEV), gathering 67 participants from diverse sectors to advance disability inclusion in higher education in Rwanda.