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Past issues of Disability Inclusion newsletters.
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Newsletter #1

10.09.2018
"The opening of The Portal on Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in MSF"

Newsletter #1
Participants to the Training Of Trainers, MSF (OCB) Project on Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health in Harare, Zimbabwe.17-18 September 2018.

Newsletter #2

15.10.2018
"Make inclusion a reality – First training of trainers in MSF Zimbabwe mission facilitated by regional Disabled People’s Organizations"

Newsletter #2

Newsletter #3

30.11.2018
"Welcome to the inclusion Family!
A big thanks and congratulations to MSF UAE team for its amazing contribution to inclusion in our Arabic speaking missions & settings."

Newsletter #3
Field Associative Debates (FAD) in Kampala, Uganda, 2017.

Newsletter #4

04.02.2019
"A warm welcome
The project team wishes you all welcome to a new year of commitment to transforming MSF into an organization that is inclusive of persons with disabilities."

Newsletter #4
Louise Limela

Newsletter #5

11.04.2019
"Voices from the field -
In this fifth edition of the newsletter, we have a lot to report from the disability inclusive front in MSF! We put a specific focus on unpacking why inclusion at all levels of MSF is important."

Newsletter #5

Newsletter #6

19.12.2019
The e-learning course on inclusion,
the challenges of invisible disabilities,
and finding ways to create inclusive spaces in Kinshasa and Beirut.



Newsletter #6
Florence, the MSF medical officer at the Old Fangak hospital in South Sudan, examines a worried pregnant woman who arrived in the evening in the maternity ward. Photo by Frederic Noy.

Newsletter #7

17.03.2020
The disabling consequences of reproductive health complications,  a medical look at neglected tropical diseases and disabilities, and grassroots ideas for fostering diversity and inclusion in MSF.



Newsletter #7
© MSF/ Vincenzo Livieri

Newsletter #8

27.05.2020
Interview with Habiba Ali-Amin, MSF International Board member, on the situation of persons with disabilities in emergencies, the transformative potential of patient-centred approach in MSF and the global COVID-19 crisis as an opportunity to rethink vulnerability and fully embrace inclusion.

Newsletter #8
© Isabel Corthier/MSF

Newsletter #9

15.09.2020
Lessons for disability inclusion from projects engaging with severely stigmatised groups.






Newsletter #9
Ali, 18, is doing re-education sessions twice a week at the MSF hospital in Mocha. He was injured in the explosion of a mine while he was in the fields of Mawza, east of Mocha. Yemen. Photo by Guillaume Binet/MYOP.

Newsletter #10

17.11.2020
Two voices on the place of physiotherapy in medical action of MSF, a testimony of a noma survivor turned MSF staff and advocate, and highlights from an asso-driven initiative for people with disabilities in Kinshasa. 

Newsletter #10
© MSF/ Vincenzo Livieri

Newsletter #11

22.03.2021
MSF’s first accessibility guidelines help to ensure that all the patients can reach our care. A webinar on inclusive emergency response, and a new person in the team.


Newsletter #11
Fatma Al Jassim

Newsletter #12

30.04.2021
Registration for the webinar on accessible construction and universal design in humanitarian settings opens and an interview on inclusive emergency response with expert Fatma Al Jassim.

Newsletter #12

Newsletter #13

14.5.2021
Some food for thought before the accessibility webinar: how small changes can make a big difference for patients with disabilities. Also, a closer look to our speakers.

Newsletter #13

Newsletter #14

29.6.2021
Welcome aboard! We're building a community for persons with disabilities in MSF and our allies. Also, a tip on how to survey disability. 

Newsletter #14
Mobirise

Newsletter #15

4.10.2021
How can health promotion help remove the barriers that hinder the inclusion of persons with disabilities and other marginalized groups? Also, a teaser on our upcoming webinar.

Newsletter #15

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