Akina Dada wa Africa [AkiDwA] is a national network of migrant women living in Ireland. Akina Dada wa Africa means sisterhood in Swahili. The organisation was established in 2001 b
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Galway University Foundation received funding from Atlantic for several projects such as the centre for Disability Law and Policy [CDLP] at the National University of Ireland, Galw
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Christina Burke is an activist for disability rights and a member of the National Platform of Self Advocates, an independent organisation run by people with intellectual disabiliti
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Gerard Quinn is a professor of law at the University of Leeds and at the Wallenberg Institute in the University of Lund, Sweden. He was formerly professor of law at the National Un
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In 2008, The Atlantic Philanthropies awarded their second grant amounting €2,800,000 to the Galway University Foundation. Over the course of three years NUIG was to improve disabl
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In 2009, The Atlantic Philanthropies awarded €350,000 to Akina Dada wa Africa [AkiDwA]. The grant titled Building and Strengthening the Voices of Migrant Women was given to address
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In 2009, The Atlantic Philanthropies awarded €350,000 to Akina Dada wa Africa [AkiDwA]. The grant titled Building and Strengthening the Voices of Migrant Womenn was given to addre
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Salome Mbugua is head of operations and strategy with Akina Dada wa Africa [AkiDwA]. She is also a researcher, gender equality activist and human rights advocate with experience of
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Stephanie Ortoleva is a lawyer as well as the founder and chief executive of Woman Enabled International, a non-profit organization which works at the intersection of women’s right
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