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UNFPA supports inclusion through sport at the Special Olympics World Games 2023

calendar_today07 August 2023

Participants at the Special Olympics World Games 2023 in Berlin. © Tilo Wiedensohler/Special Olympics
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Publisher

UNICEF, UN Women, WHO, ILO, FAO, UNDP, UNFPA and UNPRPD

Publication date

May 2023

Resources

Working together to ensure the right of girls with disabilities to live free from violence

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Publisher

UNFPA

Publication date

Jul 2023

Resources

Manifesto on Meaningful Youth Engagement for Youth with Disabilities

This manifesto discusses the ways in which young people should be involved in decision-making spaces for them to be truly youth-and-disability inclusive. It provides recommendations for both youth and adult stakeholders on how to transform advocacy spaces and shift power dynamics.

Publisher

UNFPA

Publication date

Jul 2023

Resources

The ABC of Bodily Autonomy for Youth with Disabilities

In this publication, we talk about the experience of youth with disabilities and the barriers to accessing SRHR. It also gives us an introduction to tools like the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and to the basic rights necessary to guarantee the bodily autonomy of youth with disabilities.

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Publisher

UNFPA

Publication date

Mar 2023

Number of pages

16

Publication

Technical brief - Disability inclusion in UNFPA’s programmes: Making it a reality

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Publisher

UNFPA

Publication date

Mar 2023

Resources

Easy Read Technical brief - Disability inclusion in UNFPA’s programmes: Making it a reality

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News

“A dream to achieve”: Making Myanmar more disability-inclusive

calendar_today05 January 2023

With support from UNFPA and a local disability organization, Sabai received vocational and business skill training. ©UNFPA Myanmar/Thein Zaw Win
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News

For persons with disabilities, innovation and bodily autonomy are fundamental on the path to inclusion

calendar_today02 December 2022

Anchita Abdul, 26, from Nampula, Mozambique, completed her education through the seventh grade. She lost her vision later in life due to illness. Young women and girls with disabilities have the lowest levels of sexual and reproductive health information and education, compared to those without disabilities. © Photo/Mbuto Carlos Machili
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Statement

Statement by UNFPA Executive Director Dr. Natalia Kanem on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2022

calendar_today01 December 2022

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Publication date

Dec 2021

Author

UNFPA

Number of pages

58

Publication

We Matter. We Belong. We Decide. UNFPA Disability Inclusion Strategy 2022 - 2025

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