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ALT Two young professionals stand side by side against a plain light-grey background with their arms crossed, looking directly at the camera. The woman on the left wears a pink floral blouse and simple jewelry, while the man on the right wears a light blue striped button-down shirt and a wristwatch. Their confident posture and professional attire convey competence, credibility, and readiness for leadership and career growth. The image reflects professional networking, workplace inclusion, and the value of being recognized for skills, expertise, and contributions.
ALT A promotional poster for World Vitiligo Day 2026 on a purple background. The central image shows a close-up of two hands resting together, with one dark-skinned arm displaying patches of depigmented skin characteristic of vitiligo. The poster invites the public to an event hosted by Royal Patches and highlights free services including general medical screening, onsite assessments and consultations, dermatological screening, sunscreen distribution, disability assessment, and voter registration. The theme is "From Stigma to Strength." The event will take place at Charter Hall, Nairobi, on Saturday, 27 June 2026, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Contact information, organizer logos, and logos of partner organizations and sponsors are displayed across the top and bottom of the poster.
ALT A person wearing a dark jacket sits in a manual wheelchair on a paved sidewalk while another person stands behind, appearing to assist by pushing the chair. The wheelchair has large rear wheels, small front casters, and footrests supporting the seated person's feet. The seated person is holding a white object in their hands. An "EnableMe" logo with the tagline "Discover your abilities" appears in the upper-right corner.
ALT Everyone has the right to access assistive technology
ALT Kenya national census officers conduct a household interview with community members, including a wheelchair user, using tablets in a mixed rural-urban neighborhood.
ALT A group of young Black adults, including persons with disabilities, stand and sit together outdoors while raising their hands to reject labels placed on them. Some people hold signs with words such as “victim,” “inspirational,” and “brave.” One woman uses a white cane, another man uses a wheelchair, and a woman in front communicates using sign language. The image challenges stereotypes and calls for more respectful and rights-based conversations about disability.
ALT diverse group of professionals with disabilities and allies meet in a modern Nairobi boardroom during a presentation about disability inclusion and economic growth. A woman in a purple blazer presents charts titled “Purple Dollar Growth” on a large screen, while colleagues seated around a conference table follow along using laptops and printed reports. One participant uses a wheelchair and another uses a white cane, highlighting workplace accessibility and inclusion. Large windows overlook the Nairobi skyline, and the “EnableMe” logo with the tagline “Discover your abilities” appears at the top of the image.
ALT A group of community members in a rural setting discuss directions using a hand-drawn map. An older man holds the map while a boda boda rider and a woman point at it. Nearby, a smiling woman using a wheelchair engages in the conversation. Small houses and a shop labeled “Mama Mboga Shop” appear in the background, with children watching. The image includes the “EnableMe – Discover your abilities” logo.
ALT A data collector wearing a “Data collector” shirt sits outside a rural home, smiling and speaking with an older woman. The collector holds a white cane and a tablet displaying “Psychosocial disability” with a checked box, indicating recorded data. Clothes hang on a line in the background, and the setting suggests a community-based survey or interview focused on disability inclusion.
ALT An event poster for an International Women's Day Experience Sharing Session titled "RIGHTS. JUSTICE. ACTION. FOR ALL WOMEN." The webinar is scheduled for April 8th, 2026, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. via Zoom. The poster features headshots and names of seven speakers: Faith Wairimu, Susan Kanyokoh, Alice Mbere, Esther Wambui, Angela Obadha, Wilson Macharia, and moderator Pauline Aroko. A QR code is provided in the center to register for the session. The event is organized by the United Disabled Persons of Kenya (UDPK) and EnableMe.
ALT A photograph taken on stage during the DIAR Awards Gala Dinner & Awards Ceremony. Two women are standing on a red carpet in front of a colorful purple, white, and pink backdrop. The woman on the left, wearing a black blazer and a bright red skirt, is officially presenting the EnableMe Kenya certificate and glass trophy to the woman on the right. The recipient is wearing a shimmering dark grey top and black wide-leg trousers, smiling as she accepts the award. The backdrop prominently features the text "Gala Dinner & Awards Ceremony" and the DaimaTrust logo at the bottom. The atmosphere is celebratory and professional, capturing the moment of recognition for the organization's work in diversity and inclusion.
ALT A Certificate of Recognition and a glass trophy awarded to EnableMe Kenya at the 8th Edition of the DIAR Awards (National Diversity and Inclusion Awards & Recognition). The certificate features a green and white wavy design and states that EnableMe Kenya has been ranked in the "DIAR TOP 100 ORGANIZATIONS TAIFA VANGUARD." It is signed by Mr. James Maina, Executive Director of Daima Trust, and dated March 2026. In the foreground, a tall, clear acrylic trophy with green and gold accents sits on a wooden table, mirroring the award details on the certificate. A gold "Winner" seal with a red ribbon is prominently displayed in the center of the certificate.
ALT A Certificate of Recognition and a glass trophy awarded to the United Disabled Persons of Kenya (UDPK) at the 8th Edition of the DIAR Awards (National Diversity and Inclusion Awards & Recognition). The certificate features a vibrant green and white wavy pattern at the top. It identifies the organization's rank as "DIAR TOP 100 ORGANIZATIONS TAIFA VANGUARD" and includes a gold "Winner" seal with a red ribbon. The document is signed by Mr. James Maina, Executive Director of Daima Trust, and is dated March 2026. In the foreground, a matching tall acrylic trophy with green and gold accents stands on a light wooden table. The trophy's base is shaped like a stylized star or "M," reflecting the award's branding.
ALT Two people stand side by side in front of a branded event backdrop featuring logos for the DIAR Awards, Daima Trust, and the Global Assistive Tech Expo. They are smiling and each holding a glass award trophy. The person on the left is wearing a red dress with a black blazer and glasses, while the person on the right is dressed in a blue outfit with a black leather jacket, sunglasses, and holding a white cane. The setting appears to be an awards event celebrating diversity and inclusion.
ALT A man stands on a stage at the DIAR Awards 8th Edition Gala Dinner and Award Ceremony, receiving a framed certificate from another man in a suit. He is dressed in a blue outfit, wearing sunglasses, and holding a white cane. They are smiling as they shake hands during the presentation. The stage has a red carpet, a podium to the side, and a branded backdrop featuring DIAR Awards signage and sponsor logos including Safaricom, KPC, and KenGen.
ALT Two DIAR Awards 8th Edition certificates of recognition are displayed side by side on a table, awarded to EnableMe Kenya and the United Disabled Persons of Kenya under the DIAR Top 100 Organizations Taifa Vanguard category. In front of each certificate is a glass award trophy with a star design. The certificates feature a “Winner” seal, the date 27.03.2026, and signatures, with DIAR Awards and Daima Trust branding visible.
ALT A real estate agent with a prosthetic leg stands in a modern apartment, holding a tablet and showing a floor plan to a smiling couple. Large windows reveal a city skyline in the background, and an “EnableMe – Discover your abilities” logo appears in the top left corner.
ALT The image shows a young man with dark skin sitting in a window of a concrete building. He is looking out to the left and wearing a dark green sweater. Behind him is a network of glowing yellow and blue lines. In the bottom right corner is a logo for EnableMe with the tagline "Discover your abilities." Underneath the window, out of focus, is a busy street scene.
ALT Two young ladies standing on each opposite side of a roll up banner. The banner is of the Journalists for Human Rights organization. The ladies are smiling.
ALT Two women are indoors in front of a wooden wall. One woman is seated, wearing glasses, a gray sweater, and a scarf, holding a purple cloth near her mouth while looking toward the other woman. The second woman stands beside her wearing a bright pink coat over a black top, focused on a smartphone she is holding. A laptop sits open on the table in front of them, along with a takeaway coffee cup, suggesting they are working or discussing something together.
ALT A group of adults pose for a formal photo indoors, arranged in two rows with some seated on chairs in front and others standing behind. They are dressed in business or smart-casual attire and smiling at the camera. Two vertical banners on either side display the “Journalists for Human Rights (JHR)” name and messaging about supporting ethical human rights reporting. The room has neutral walls, large windows with blinds, and patterned carpet flooring. A timestamp appears in the bottom left corner of the image.
ALT An educational graphic titled "Vocabulary Swap" on a blue and white background. The center text instructs viewers to change the phrase "Suffering from a disability" to "Person with a disability". The bottom left corner features the "EnableMe" logo with the tagline "Discover your abilities".
ALT Split image of the same public office building in an African city. On the left, a wheelchair user waits at the bottom of a short concrete staircase with no ramp; a handwritten sign near the door reads “Ask for assistance.” On the right, the building has a concrete ramp with metal handrails and wide doors, and the same person independently wheels up the ramp toward the entrance. Natural daylight, everyday street activity visible in the background.