Mobility International USA | Advancing disability rights and leadership globally

MIUSA Celebrates 40 Years

In 2021, we celebrate MIUSA's 40th anniversary of advancing disability rights and leadership globally®! Read our new 40th anniversary book that honors MIUSA's story and those who have been part of its journey.

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Disabled Women Leaders, Leading the Way

For International Women's Day, we salute disabled women activists and girls throughout the world. Join us in honoring these leaders and change-makers with disabilities!

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Amplifying the Voices of Black Disabled People Abroad

For Black History Month, a panel of black, disabled international exchange alumni offered considerations to educators when planning for access and inclusion to students from dually marginalized identities.

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WILD 2021 Fundraising Campaign

The Women's Institute on Leadership and Disability (WILD) is building the pipeline of women leaders with disabilities globally.

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Artistic Activism

A new mural in downtown Eugene, Oregon celebrates disabled women activists worldwide.

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Advancing disability rights

Advancing disability rights

Empowering people with disabilities

What's New at MIUSA

What's New at MIUSA

Stay up-to-date on the latest MIUSA news, events and blogs

Who We Are

Who We Are

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Learn about our disability and leadership work worldwide

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Inclusive Practices

Inclusive Practices

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Training and tools for international development and exchange staff

Disability Advocacy

Disability Advocacy

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Our best strategies that will get you celebrating worldwide!

Success Stories

Advancing Disability Rights through the Arts

Disability Research in Hong Kong

More than a Language

Ripple Effects 2.3: Finding Community through Disability Identity