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Mastercard Foundation, 3 December 2021
Light for the World Uganda, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program, today launched an online platform, Cap-Able, which will enable higher education… Read more »
Light for the World Uganda, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program, today launched an online platform, Cap-Able, which will enable higher education institutions, primarily Scholars Program partner universities, to become more disability inclusive. Cap-Able is a digital toolkit designed to equip administrators, lecturers, and management with the information, knowledge, and tools to create more inclusive learning institutions. Read on.
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Mimi and friends speaking sign language.
Mastercard Foundation and Light for the World launch online platform to facilitate access to higher education for persons with disabilities. Find out ... see more »
Mimi, a student with a hearing impairment at University of Gondar, Ethiopia sits with a friend who supports her to navigate her computer.
Tibebu a student at University of Gondar looks through a book in the University Library.
Yeshitu is a sign language interpreter at the University of Gondar.
Light for the World Uganda, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program, today launched an online platform, Cap-Able, which will enable higher education institutions, primarily Scholars Program partner universities, to become more disability inclusive.
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