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Author: Aune Victor

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A folded wheelchair sits against the doorway with a sign atop: Cluster Office' of a building with two windows and an elevated step on sand
Approach nicely: Culture and disability in rural Namibia

Approach nicely: Culture and disability in rural Namibia

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By Symen Brouwers, Aune Victor, Alvaro Fortin

Indiscernible from afar, the seemingly disconnected homesteads scattered across the vast open landscape of Northern Namibia belie an advanced intelligence network. In this hard landscape, people have taken on roles and responsibilities, centred on Indunas (village chiefs in the Zambezi Region), to help them cope. People share the news… Read more →←
Aune Victor

Aune Victor is Education Specialist at UNICEF Namibia. She has a PhD in Specialized Education from the University of Stellenbosch, South Africa, and has been working in the field of inclusive education for over 15 years.

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