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SADIE Community

 

We envisage SADIE as an organic network of colleagues from academia, practice, and lived-experience perspectives, functioning as a community of practice. SADIE operates independently of the Community members unless otherwise stated.
If you are interested in joining the SADIE network and being listed on this page, please contact Dr Caroline Jagoe: cjagoe@tcd.ie

Enable Lanka Foundation

Logo of Enable Lanka shows the shape of Sri Lanka covers in small sets of concentric circles with three rings around the country. Below is the Text ‘Enable Lanka Foundation’

Enable Lanka Foundation is a civil society organisation based in Sri Lanka, operating at the national level  with the mandate of Serving and empowering several under-served populations including women and young girls, young people from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, persons living with disabilities, persons marginalised due to sexual orientation and gender identities; looking at their needs and aspirations in an intersectional lens.
www.enablelanka.org

National Indigenous Disabled Women Association Nepal (NIDWAN)

Logo of NIDWAN shows three moundation in the background with a globe in front. Superimposed are three green logos, a wheelchair user, hands in the sign language for interpreter and a person using crutches. Around the outside in a circle is the name ‘National Indigenous Disabled Women Association, Nepal NIDWAN

National Indigenous Disabled Women Association Nepal (NIDWAN) frames intersectional approach to strengthen the evidence based action and advocacy during emergencies and crisis for the marginalized groups with all relevant stakeholders.

CBM Ireland

Logo of CBM. Red text reads ‘CBM together we can do more’. A yellow cross formed of dots curves away on the rights side, with red dots emphasizing the cross shape.

CBM Global Disability Inclusion (CBM Global) works alongside people with disabilities to tackle poverty and build an inclusive world where all people with disabilities enjoy their human rights and achieve their full potential. CBM Global is a federation with members in Ireland, UK, Switzerland, Kenya, New Zealand, and Australia.

People in Need

People in Need (PIN) is an international NGO, whose roots lie in empowering civil society and human rights activists, as well as delivering humanitarian responses. PIN delivers multisector development and humanitarian programming in over 25 countries with three strategic priorities: civil society and inclusive governance; emergency response and recovery; and climate resilience. Known for being flexible, reactive and present in hard-to-reach areas, PIN consistently strives to be locally-led as it supports people recover from crisis and build more inclusive and climate resilient societies, ensuring that marginalised and vulnerable groups, including women, persons with disabilities, and socially excluded populations, are actively engaged in planning, decision-making, and accessing life-saving information and resources tailored to their specific needs