Everyone deserves a seat at the table of impact — and at ASEW, no one is left behind. ❤️ Meet Phoebe, one of the vibrant participants who joined us for Day 2 of the Sustaining Impact Summit in Abuja. Phoebe is a passionate changemaker from the Joint Association of People with Disabilities community, and this moment captured her signing her reflections on the summit experience. Here’s what Phoebe signed in the video: “_My name is Phoebe. I’m so happy to be here at Day 2 of the Summit. The sessions were sweet and enjoyable. Thank you to this organization — ASEW — for the opportunity and for welcoming us. I have learnt so much. Thank you. I love you all.” _🤟🏽 For the first time ever, we had live sign language interpretation at both the virtual and in-person summit, because true inclusion means nobody is left out of the conversation At ASEW, we believe that everyone — regardless of ability — deserves to learn, grow, and lead impact. That’s what #SIS2025 was all about: breaking barriers, building bridges, and unlocking resourcefulness from self to society. This is more than an event. It’s a movement. And everyone has a part to play. Stay tuned — we’ll be sharing more powerful moments like this in the coming days. You don’t want to miss them. #SIS2025 #ASEW #DeafInclusion #DisabilityInclusion #EveryoneMatters #AccessibleAfrica #SocialImpact #SustainableLeadership #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs #AfricanResourcefulness #InclusionMatters #WeAllBelong #SignLanguageInclusivity

KNAD had an inspiring meeting with the Children of Deaf Adults (CODA) to plan an extraordinary Deaf Awareness week. Together, we're building bridges for a more inclusive tomorrow. 🌍💙 #internationaldeafawarenessweek #signlanguageinclusivity #Inclusion

Dive into the Deaf culture and inclusivity by learning Kenyan sign language create meaningful connections through the beauty of sign language. 🤝✨These are some of the reasons to learn #SignLanguageInclusivity"#kenyansignlanguage