500 Women with Disabilities Supported Through U.S. Government Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund
Co-founded by 2015 Fellowship Alumnus Olusola Owonikoko, Project Enable empowers young people with disabilities with vocational and entrepreneurial skills while advocating for an inclusive society.
Project Enable was recently awarded funding through the Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund (AEIF) from the U.S. Department of State’s Office of Alumni Affairs. Since then, Olusola and his colleagues have trained 500 women with disabilities and caregivers in entrepreneurial and digital marketing skills.
Learn more about the project in this press release from The Guardian Nigeria.
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Landa Mabenge
2017 Fellowship Alumnus, South Africa