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Why there can be no disability justice without labour justice

Significant progress is still needed to tackle longstanding inequalities and wage gaps for people with disabilities. Here's how Sightsavers is taking action.

Joe Buckley, April 2025
Veronica Stapleton.

To achieve quality education for all, disability inclusion is critical

At the CIES conference, there were many examples of innovative uses of digital technology, but strategies for reaching children with disabilities were rarely discussed.

Veronica Stapleton, April 2025
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As Global Disability Summit 2025 ends, can world leaders deliver on promises and target inequality?

After seven years and three summits, are we making the progress we so vitally need?

Hannah Loryman, April 2025
Salamatu stares into the camera.

Women are most at risk from trachoma: here’s how we can help

Women are four times more likely than men to be blinded by trachoma, an infectious eye disease. But Sightsavers’ Accelerate programme is working to address this inequality.

Sightsavers, March 2025
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Women with disabilities must be involved in planning economic empowerment programmes

Sightsavers’ Sarah Wang’ombe shares what we’ve learned about running effective programmes.

Sarah Wang’ombe, March 2025
Portrait pictures of Sightsavers' researchers.

Making schools safer for children with disabilities

Dr Steven Kaindaneh and Dr Julia de Kadt explain how our new research puts children with disabilities at the centre of efforts to combat gender-based violence.

Sightsavers, December 2024
A group of smiling women in Nigeria hold posters and leaflets about family planning.

Creating lasting change for women with disabilities in Kaduna, Nigeria

We're attending the Global Health Practitioners Conference to showcase our work to improve access to sexual health services for women with disabilities.

Salome Luka Net, October 2024
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How people across Pakistan collaborated to beat trachoma

Sightsavers’ Adnan Youhana shares how eliminating the eye disease was a true team effort, involving surgeons, radio hosts and Lady Health Workers.

Adnan Youhana, October 2024
Twelve-year-old Arthur smiles as he stands next to his teacher, Mr Thompson. They stand in front of a chalk board in a classroom.

Child eye health is key to wellbeing and accessing education

In line with World Sight Day’s focus on child eye health, our experts reveal why eye screenings in schools are boosting students’ academic performance.

Sightsavers, September 2024
Abigail Brown and Boma Cliford Fosong.

How we’re advancing inclusive data

Sightsavers recently launched the Inclusive Data Network to share our knowledge on inclusive data with the international development community.

Sightsavers, August 2024
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