ALT Promotional recruitment poster by inABLE with a purple background. Large white text reads “Join Our Team,” followed by a gold banner stating “Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Manager.” The poster includes the call to action “Apply Now” and the website “inable.org.” The inABLE logo appears in the top-right corner. The design uses purple, white, and gold colors to highlight the job opportunity.

ALT Recruitment poster from inABLE with a blue background and the inABLE logo in the top-right corner. Large white text reads “Join Our Team,” followed by a gold banner with the position title “Communications & Public Relations Manager.” At the bottom, white text says “Apply Now,” with “INABLE.ORG” displayed underneath in black text.

ALT Seven conference participants, including Bethel, Doreck, and Luyinda Gloria, pose together in front of a branded backdrop featuring the logos of Google, Microsoft, ATscale, Salesforce, and inABLE. The group wears conference badges and makes various hand gestures, including sign language and peace signs, during a photo taken at an accessibility and technology event.

ALT A learner with a visual impairment, wearing a light blue shirt and headphones, smiles while using a laptop in a computer lab, with other learners and desktop computers in the background.

ALT Learners with visual impairments, wearing light blue shirts and headphones, use laptops in a bright computer lab while an instructor stands nearby. Desktop computers and keyboards line the surrounding workstations.

ALT A person wearing glasses and a patterned brown, red, and yellow shirt types on a laptop in a computer lab. Several desktop computers, keyboards, headphones, colourful chairs, and a backpack are arranged along the surrounding workstations.

ALT A large group of adults poses in several rows outside a cream-colored building with blue trim. The diverse group includes people with visible disabilities, including individuals with albinism, and several participants wear white branded polo shirts.

ALT A photograph of the entrance to the inABLE Digital Hub in Isinya, Kenya. A large sign above the building reads “inABLE DIGITAL HUB – ISINYA.” Stephen stands at the center of the entrance wearing a white inABLE polo shirt, while Eva stands to the right, also wearing a white polo shirt and holding a plate and a mandazi. The glass-panel doors are open, revealing tables and chairs inside the hub. Bright blue and purple geometric panels decorate both sides of the building, and the scene is captured outdoors in daylight.

ALT Interior view of a training session at the inABLE Digital Hub. In the foreground, Julius sits on a blue chair wearing a white inABLE polo shirt and holding a folded white cane, while Charles sits beside him wearing a white inABLE T-shirt and white cap featuring the Mercedes-Benz logo. Around them, participants wearing inABLE-branded shirts are seated on colorful chairs in a bright, open learning space.

ALT Group photo of inABLE staff gathered inside the inABLE Digital Hub. Team members, including Charles, Diana, Davis, Julius, Linda, Eva, George, Anthony, Valarie, and other staff, are arranged in two rows wearing white inABLE-branded shirts. The group is seated and standing beside a large red wall featuring the inABLE logo and the words “Powering Digital Thoughts to Life.” Bright natural light fills the modern training space through large glass-panel windows and doors.

ALT Group photo of inABLE staff standing outside the inABLE Digital Hub in Isinya. The group, which includes Charles, Diana, Davis, Julius, Linda, Eva, George, Anthony, Valarie, Aminta, Jacinta, and other staff, is gathered in front of the hub entrance beneath a large sign reading “inABLE DIGITAL HUB – ISINYA.” Most are wearing white inABLE-branded shirts, and the modern building features large glass panels and colorful blue and purple geometric designs on either side of the entrance.

ALT Janet sits at a computer workstation in an inABLE computer lab, using a laptop with a headset and microphone. Several desktop computers are arranged along a long table, while another learner works at a computer in the background. The room is well lit by large windows, and an inABLE logo sign is displayed on the wall. A pair of forearm crutches is positioned beside the workstation, highlighting the accessible learning environment and the use of technology for digital skills development.

ALT Janet is wearing a headset and sits in front of a laptop in an inABLE computer lab while receiving one-on-one guidance from Valarie, an instructor. The instructor leans over the workstation, pointing at the laptop screen as they work together on a digital task. Desktop computers line the long table beside them, and large windows provide natural light to the room. Educational technology graphics are displayed on the wall, highlighting a supportive and inclusive environment for digital skills training and technology-assisted learning.

ALT Promotional poster encouraging the public to vote for inABLE in the Most Accessible Event category at the 2026 Africa MICE Awards. Voting is open at Africa MICE Summit voting website until 11 September 2026. The poster features the Africa MICE Awards nominee badge, inABLE logo, Africa MICE Summit logo, Inclusive Africa Conference logo, and the hashtags #AfricaMICEAwards2026, #AfricaMICESummit2026, and #InclusiveAfricaConference.

ALT Microphone on stage with audience including a woman in a wheelchair at the Disability Inclusive Employment Summit 2026 call for speakers.

ALT George Siso, Associate Director of Programs and Strategic Partnerships at inABLE, and Julius Mbura, Advocacy Officer at inABLE, pose in front of the 32nd ARSO General Assembly backdrop. Julius Mbura is holding a white cane, and both are wearing conference accreditation badges.

ALT A panel session at the 32nd ARSO General Assembly during ARSO Week 2026, with several panellists seated on stage and a presenter addressing attendees. Julius Mbura is among the panellists and is holding a white cane while participating in the discussion.

ALT Julius Mbura stands with seven other award recipients on stage at the 32nd ARSO General Assembly during ARSO Week 2026, each holding an ARSO award plaque in recognition of their contributions.

ALT Madam Esther Ngari (KEBS), Julius Mbura (inABLE), George Siso (inABLE), and Dr. Hermogene Nsengimana (ARSO) pose together during ARSO Week 2026. Julius Mbura is holding a white cane, and all four participants are wearing conference badges in the venue lobby.

ALT Julius stands at the front of a training room, demonstrating accessibility features on a smartphone to a group of seated participants. He holds a white mobility cane and speaks from between two chalkboards mounted on corrugated metal walls. Several participants are visible in the foreground, facing the presenter and listening during the workshop. The room contains simple tables and plastic chairs, creating a practical community learning environment.

ALT Julius stands at the front of a classroom-style training session, addressing a group of participants seated on plastic chairs and taking notes. He is using a white mobility cane. The room has corrugated metal walls, large windows, a chalkboard, and a concrete floor. Participants face the speaker attentively in an informal learning environment.

ALT Participants attend a training session in a community meeting room, seated with notebooks and listening to a presentation.

ALT A group of participants sits indoors on plastic chairs and wooden benches during a training or workshop session. Attendees face forward and listen attentively to a speaker outside the frame. The meeting takes place in a hall with corrugated metal walls, wooden framing, and natural light coming through windows. Some participants hold notebooks or folders, while others sit with hands folded, focused on the presentation.

ALT Promotional poster for the Immersive Assistive Technology Expo (iMAT Ex), a free virtual event taking place on Wednesday, 9 September 2026, from 08:00 to 20:00 BST. The event invites attendees to discover assistive technology solutions, meet experts, explore innovations, and make connections. The visual features a wheelchair user holding a tablet alongside accessibility and technology icons. The event is designed for professionals, innovators, educators, researchers, users, and partners worldwide. Registration is free at iMATEx.show.

ALT Six people, including Julius, Mina, Ron, Arani, Augustine and Linda, pose beside an inABLE accessibility banner in an office setting. One person holds a white cane, highlighting disability inclusion and accessibility initiatives.

ALT Poster for AbilityNet TechShare Pro 2026. The design shows a conference audience seated in a large event room facing a presentation stage. A large white text panel on the left reads: “AbilityNet TechShare Pro 2026, 18–19 November 2026, The Drum Wembley & online,” with HSBC and Microsoft logos below. A yellow banner across the bottom says: “Register now at www.techsharepro.com.”

ALT A group of people seated in an office setting attentively listening to a standing presenter in a red sweater near a whiteboard.

ALT A diverse group of people gathered around a long table in a modern office, engaging in conversation and enjoying food during a meeting or break.

ALT Group of professionals seated around a large conference table with laptops, listening to a presenter standing near windows in a modern office.

ALT Group photo of diverse adults smiling indoors in front of an accessibility banner in a bright room with glass walls.