AFRICA NETWORK FOR INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
ANIE

​SELECTED PROJECTS

Cebsile Nxumalo
Inclusive Education for Disadvantaged and Marginalized Groups Children and Youth with Special Needs in Basic Quality Education in Swaziland.
The African Caribbean Pacific Project on Inclusive Education (ACP) project
Development of a Part-Time Degree in Special Needs and Inclusive Education (2011)

Dr Eron Lawrence
Human Resource Development for Inclusive Schools:
African Higher Education Leadership in Advancing Inclusive Innovation for Development (AHEAD)
Reach Forward: Making educational research count for children with disabilities in Malawi, Kenya and Uganda

Dr Sigamoney Naicker
Programme Manager in the implementation of Education White Paper 6 on Special Needs Education:  Building an Inclusive Education System in South Africa 2001-Ongoing
Programme Manager:  Literacy and Numeracy Strategy in the Western Cape 2005 – 2013
Programme Manager:  Human Capital Strategy in the Western Cape 2005 – 2013
Programme Manager:  School Nutrition Programme in the Western Cape 2013 – ongoing

Dr Peter Oracha Adoyo
Edulink  African Carribean Pacific (ACP11) collaboration project on Inclusive Education Training, Kenya, Uganda, Botswana and Swaziland (2009)
Lenard Cheshire Inclusive Education Training of  Secondary Teachers on Inclusive Education in Kenya (2016)
Fabrication Lab-in-Kit (FLICK). Assistive  Technology for Children with Disabilities in Kenya (2016)
Project Design for School Based Teacher Development Programme in Kenya( 2018)

Martin Kavua
National Survey on Children with Disabilities, Special Needs (2017)
Inclusive Education in the technical committee for the Secondary Quality Improvement Project (SEQIP) in Kenya from 2016 (On-going)
Inclusive Education and Inclusion in the Africa Digital Schools project (ADSI) by Global e-Schools Initiative (GeSCI) (established by UNESCO) since 2016 (On-going).
‘Unlocking Talent through Technology in Kenya: Cross-Cultural Pilot Study’ from 2017 (on-going)

Dr Michael Odeny
Strengthening Capacity of Education directors to support implementation of inclusive education practice in Kenyan schools by Leonard Cheshire.
Nyanza Inclusive Programme, girl’s education challenge project community resource workshop report in Kenya by Leonard Cheshire.
Special and  Inclusive Education Initiative workshop by Roehampton University and Ministry of Education, Kenya

Dr Sulochini Pather
PPTA ‘Sustaining Access to and quality of Education During Economic Difficulties’, Mongolia (2016-17)
Enhancing Inclusive Education Teacher Training and Resource Centres in Ethiopia (2013-2015)
Strengthening professional capacity of Cambodian universities in the field of inclusive education (2013)
Developing a Sustainable Model to Ensure Inclusion of Children with Disabilities (CWD) within Mainstream (Public) Educational Institutions in India (2010-11)

    

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

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Cebsile Nxumalo
“Financing of Inclusive Education in Urban Settings of Swaziland” a paper published in the International Handbook of Urban Education.
“Inclusive School Reform in Swaziland” a paper yet to be published in the Oxford Research Encyclopaedia of Education 

Dr Eron Lawrence
·       Eron. L, Emong. P (2017) “Tackling Education of Girl Child with Disability in Urban Settings of Uganda ” book chapter published in the Second International Handbook of Urban Education. DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-40317-5_5, ISSN 2197-1951
·       Emong. P,  Eron, L (2016) “Disability inclusion in higher education in Uganda: Status and strategies” article in African Journal of Disability ISSN: (Online) 2226-7220, (Print) 2223-9170 Pg 1- 11
Kato. H, Eron. L, Maani. J. S, Otto. A. Y, Okot. D, Auma-Okumu. S, Bunoti. S, Cula. A. A (2007) The Impact of a One-Year Teacher Training Programme in Uganda article in Journal of Open Flexible and Distance Learning Vol 11, No 1 pg 1-9

Dr Sigamoney Naicker
“The History of Special Education and the Challenges of Inclusive Education in South Africa” a forthcoming in the International Handbook of Urban Education.
The possibilities of Inclusive Education for Urban Education in South Africa in the
Second International Handbook of Urban Education

Dr Peter Oracha Adoyo
Adoyo  Oracha, A. (2017). Analysis of Speech-Sign Semantic Equivalence in Simultaneous Communication in Kenya. IRA International Journal of Education and Multidisciplinary Studies (ISSN 2455-2526), 6(2), 195-208. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.21013/jems.v6.n2.p7    
Ogutu T.A., Kochung E., Adoyo P.O., Matu P. (2016). Assessment of Reading Comprehension Functional Level of Class Three Prelingually Deaf Learners in Kenya. Scholars Journal of Arts Human Cities and Social Sciences, Vol. 4(9c) pp 1163-1171.
Khasakhala E., Adoyo P.O., Ouma C. (2015): Practitioners Identification and rating of Challenging Behavior Presented by Learners with Autistic Spectrum Disorder in Primary Schools in Western Kenya: Education Research Journal Vol. 5(3): 33-48. ISS: 2026-6332
Adoyo P. O., Lumumba  M. O. (2015) Emergent Inclusive Education Practices In Kenya. Challenges and Considerations:  International Journal of Research in Humanities and Social Studies Volume 2, Issue 6, June 2015, PP 47-52 ISSN 2394-6288 (Print) & ISSN 2394-6296 (Online)

Martin Kavua
Kavua, M. M. (2017). Role of Urban Non-formal Education in Inclusive Education Provision in   Nairobi Kenya. In William, T.P. & Noblit, T.W. (Editors). Second International Handbook of          International Urban Education (Volume 1). Springer International Handbooks of Urban                Education. Cham: Springer publishing company (ISBN No. 978-3-319-40315-1)
Kavua, M. M. (2014). Communication strategies for deaf learners in inclusive settings. Saabrucken,            Deutschland: LAP Lambert publishers. (ISBN Number: 978-3-659-52503-2)
Kavua, M., Mwaura, G., Baario, M., and Kenana, J. (2013). Introduction to inclusive education: A training manual for high school teachers. Nairobi: Kenya Institute of Special Education     (KISE).

Dr Michael Odeny
Odeny, M.L, Oracha,P.A and Odeck, A. A.(2017)Teachers’ Involvement in creation of Awareness to members of the school community in regular primary schools in Siaya County, Kenya
Odeny, M.L, Oracha,P.A and Odeck, A. A.(2017)Teachers’ Involvement in Adapting Learning Environment in RegularPrimary Schools in Siaya County, Kenya
Oracha, P. A and  Odeny, M. L (2015). Emergent Inclusive Education Practices in Kenya,

Dr Sulochini Pather
Pather, S. Gizachew, S. and Tadesse, A. (in press). The role of Itinerant teachers in Resource Centres in Ethiopia. Oxford Encyclopedia for School reform. Oxford University Press.
Pather, S. (2017). ‘Urban Education and Inclusion in Africa: Section Editor’s Introduction’. In Pink, W.T. and Noblit, G.W. Second Handbook of Urban Education. New York: Springer.
Pather, S. (2013). ‘Evidence on Inclusion and Support for Learners with Impairments in Mainstream Schools in South Africa: off the policy radar?’ In Singal, N. Disability, Poverty and Education. Oxon: Routledge.