November 5, 2026
Sixteen out of Sixty-Four: Why COP31 Must Centre Disability and Albinism
In one Kenyan county, a local campaign found that one in four persons with albinism...
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November 5, 2026
In one Kenyan county, a local campaign found that one in four persons with albinism...
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The Africa Albinism Network and CBM Global Disability Inclusion celebrate the World Health Organization’s (WHO)...
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Across Zambia, the call for dignity, inclusion, and equality rang loud and clear this July...
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IAAD Message from our Executive Director IAAD is a time for reflection and celebration. Albinism...
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From April 8-9, 2025, the Africa Albinism Network (AAN), in partnership with Cheshire Homes Society...
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From 1st to 3rd April 2025, we had the honor of joining hundreds of changemakers...
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After nearly seven years of persistent advocacy, Tanzania has made history by adopting its first-ever...
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United Nations Human Rights Council 58th Regular Session ID – IE Albinism Item 3 Oral Statement...
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For International Women’s Day 2025, we interviewed Cecilia Paulus, a woman with albinism from Namibia...
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After almost 4 years of exceptional leadership at the Africa Albinism Network (AAN), Ikponwosa “I.K”...
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Meet our New Executive Director! On behalf of the board of the Africa Albinism Network...
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Attending COP29 this year was a privilege. Thanks to the support of the Global Greengrants...
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After five years of involvement in the albinism advocacy movement across Africa, I had my...
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