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  • People with Disabilities Travel the World. Find out who traveled from or to your country for study, volunteer or professional exchanges! Graphic of a world map with many pin markers across all continents
    People with Disabilities Travel the World
    Find out who traveled from or to your country for study, volunteer or professional exchanges!
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  • Cross section of a room in which over a dozen people chat in small groups of two to four people. Some carry tote bags with the Joining Hands logo. Towards the left is a stand-up banner displaying the MIUSA logo. Those networking include some people who are signing and speaking, people who use assistive devices such as motor scooters and hearing aids or cochlear implants, people who appear to be men and women (mostly women), people of color and white people.
    Connections Made at Joining Hands Symposium
    Advocates for disability-inclusive international exchange convened at a full-day event as part of the ECA-sponsored NCDE project.
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    Strengthening Disabled Women's Networks
    MIUSA held the first Regional Women's Institute on Leadership and Disability (WILD) in Asia.
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  • Life-Changing Youth Programs By the Numbers. Over the last ten years, more than 250 students with disabilities from 37 countries have participated. Photo: line graph showing up and down participation over years but now equal levels between FLEX/YES programs
    Life-Changing Youth Programs By the Numbers
    Over the last ten years, more than 250 students with disabilities from 37 countries have participated
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    A World Awaits You in Sub-Saharan Africa
    Our latest AWAY journal spotlights people with disabilities who venture to and from this vibrant region of growth and opportunity
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  • A group of MIUSA WILD women with various disabilities participate in the Women's Day parade together in Eugene, some holding signs with country names.
    The 10 Principles of Disability Rights
    Visit our companion site for principles that illustrate elements of effective disability rights laws around the world.
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