Climate change has become one of the most urgent global challenges, yet one crucial aspect often remains overlooked: the inclusion of people with disabilities (PWDs). In Eastern Africa, PWDs are disproportionately impacted by climate-related events due to physical, social, and economic barriers. While their vulnerabilities are heightened, they also possess valuable skills and knowledge that […]

In the heart of championing climate change negotiations, the STREVOW project has been holding a dynamic and inclusive dialogue series titled “Her Voice Counts,” which aims to empower and amplify the perspectives of women with disabilities (WWDs) in climate change negotiations. The diversity of experiences, challenges, and priorities offers a tapestry of insights that, when […]

The climate crisis is here, and for Women with Disabilities, it’s more than just rising temperatures and unpredictable weather—it’s a fight for survival. Picture this: a flood sweeps through a village, but the evacuation routes are inaccessible for wheelchair users. A drought wipes out crops, but women with disabilities, already marginalized, struggle even more to […]

Climate change is not just an environmental issue—it is a social justice issue that disproportionately affects marginalized groups, including women with disabilities. Despite their unique vulnerabilities, these women are often excluded from climate decision-making processes, policy formulation, and leadership roles. To build a truly inclusive and sustainable future, women with disabilities must not only be […]