Advancing disability rights and leadership globally®

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MIUSA administers the National Clearinghouse on Disability and Exchange (NCDE), a project to increase the participation of people with disabilities in all types of travel with a purpose. Our online resource aim to make international programs – and the world – more accessible for all.

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Tip Sheets

Pakistani Students with Disabilities: Asma’s Tips to Access U.S. Study

Books and Journals

Rights and Recipes: Food that Fuels Global Women Activists

Tip Sheets

Virtual Exchange Tools

Creating a Disability-Focused Exchange Program

Personal Stories

The Birth of a Super Hero in Syria

Sarah Funes is one of several American and Syrian youth who collaborated to create the first disabled Muslim super hero as part of a Youth Ability Summit in Damascus, Syria.

Best Practices

Merging Movements Practice Note

MIUSA and MADRE are merging disability rights and women's rights movements through our innovative partnership.

Books and Journals

Brilliant & Resilient Photography Book

All alumni of MIUSA’s Women’s Institute on Leadership and Disability (WILD), the women photographed in this book are confronting discrimination and working tirelessly to improve the lives of women and girls with disabilities across the globe.

Books and Journals

Celebrating MIUSA’s Story and Accomplishments

By celebrating the past, we begin to embrace the future and all the possibilities that it holds.

Best Practices

Measuring the Impact of WILD

WILD women are change agents in their communities. They return home with specific plans and practical action steps for increasing inclusion and achievement of rights for women with disabilities at local, national and international levels. They are addressing critical issues, such as civil and human rights advocacy, reproductive health, education, literacy, economic empowerment, HIV/AIDS and gender-based violence.

Tip Sheets

Advising Participants with Disabilities: How to Begin