In this story of Kamanu, a talented musician whose passion and perseverance kept his dream alive through a decade of obscurity. Singing in his mother tongue, Meru, to preserve cultural identity, Kamanu reminds us that "you don't plant trees, we grow trees,". Despite the setbacks, his message is clear: "No one cares, so wake up, dust yourself off, and soldier on." Join us as Kamanu shares his journey, and ultimate breakthrough, inspiring us to never give up on our dreams.

At this year's Inclusive Africa Conference, DisDat podcast host Alan Herbert had an insightful conversation with Dr. Ezekiel Mutua, CEO of MCSK, about the inclusion of persons with disabilities in the creative economy.

Their discussion delved into the Persons with Disabilities Bill and the diverse composition of creators on various social platforms.

One key point highlighted was the need for fair compensation for content creators, emphasising that while TikTok is a fantastic platform, it is essential to ensure that all creators, including those with disabilities, are adequately rewarded for their contributions.

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In Episode 3 of the #DisDatPodcast, join me in an inspiring conversation with Sam Muiti, Communications Officer for Riziki Source. From job seeker to facilitator, Sam empowers job seekers with disabilities to access meaningful employment opportunities.

Discover the transformative work of Riziki Source, an innovative platform dedicated to training and connecting persons with disabilities to jobs. Gain insights into the triumphs and challenges faced by job seekers with disabilities in the workforce.

Don't miss this enlightening episode highlighting the power of empowerment and inclusivity in employment. Explore the remarkable impact of Riziki Source and join us as we celebrate the journey of Sam Muiti. Tune in now!

In this episode we talk about;

• Sam Muiti's personal journey from being a job seeker to becoming a facilitator for job seekers with disabilities.
• The mission and innovative approach of Riziki Source, a platform dedicated to training and connecting individuals with disabilities to employment opportunities.
• Insights into the challenges faced by job seekers with disabilities in accessing meaningful employment and how Riziki Source is addressing those challenges.
• The transformative impact of empowerment and inclusivity in the realm of employment for individuals with disabilities.
• The importance of creating a supportive and inclusive work environment that embraces diversity.
• Inspirational stories and triumphs of job seekers with disabilities in finding and excelling in meaningful employment through Riziki Source.

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Join me in this captivating episode as I sit down with Sarah Bosibori, an extraordinary autistic self-advocate, at the Inclusive Africa Conference. We embark on a compelling exploration of Sarah's unique path, delving into her groundbreaking achievements in the world of pageantry. Beyond the glitz and glamour, we delve into the core of her journey as a self-advocate, unraveling the complexities and triumphs that shape her identity. Get ready to challenge preconceived notions, celebrate diversity, and gain a deeper understanding of the vibrant Autistic experience.

In this episode, Sarah speaks about;

1. Her introduction to pageantry and her experiences participating in pageants as an autistic individual.
2. The impact of participating in pageantry on her self-confidence, personal growth, and advocacy work.
3. Her journey as a self-advocate, including her advocacy initiatives, accomplishments, and challenges.
4. Exploring the intersections of autism, identity, and self-expression.
5. Sarah's perspective on the significance of humor in her life and how it contributes to her advocacy efforts.
6. Overcoming societal expectations and embracing one's authentic self in the face of stereotypes.
7. Empowering others through sharing personal stories and advocating for neurodiversity.

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This episode dives into the rich history and inspiring journey of inABLE, the organization behind the Inclusive Africa Conference, as it reaches a significant milestone of 15 years. Join host Alan Herbert as he sits down with Julius Mbura, the head of Advocacy, Legal, and Innovations at the conference. Together, they explore the genesis of the organization's name, the evolution of the conference, and the vision for a future where learners with disabilities have access to assistive technology. Tune in to this insightful conversation that celebrates the transformative impact of inABLE and sheds light on the promising future of the organization and its flagship event.

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