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International Women’s Day 2021: Choose To Challenge
Held each year on March 8th, International Women’s Day is one of the most important days of the year to raise awareness about women’s equality, and to...
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CBM calls to restore the budget for people with disabilities
Leading disability-inclusive international development agency, CBM Australia, is calling on the Australian Government to restore the disability alloca...
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International Women’s Day 2021: Success Stories from the Comprehensive and Inclusive Women’s Health Project in Nigeria
CBM has a long history of working on the specific needs of women around the world. On International Women’s Day this year, we want to celebrate some o...
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Inspiring young women for International Women’s Day: Catching up with Desty
CBM was first introduced to a remarkable young woman living with mental illness during the COVID-19 pandemic. Desty, was then involved in a CBM-suppor...
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Analysis: Reflecting on Gender in Inclusive Development: Progress in 2020
In order to achieve disability and gender equality and truly leave no one behind, CBM recognises the need to actively work with all people who are aff...
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Disability-Inclusive Climate Action Research Program
About one billion people around the world have disabilities, and up to 190 million of these people experience functional difficulties in their day-to-...
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Changing the Debate: How We Can Help to Tackle Gender and Unpaid Care?
In the distribution of unpaid work, gender plays a significant role. Women tend to spend significantly more time doing unpaid work, when compared with...
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COVID-19 Updates From the Field: Stories from Indonesia
Remember Hascaryo? CBM first met Hascaryo during the Covid-19 pandemic through our work with partners in Indonesia. ...
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Access to Hope by Louise Gosbell
One of the first things we did when the COVID-19 lockdown happened was rearrange our furniture....
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Hope in the Extremes by Joseph Pinkard
How do you prepare and respond when faced with a challenging and unexpected situation?...
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Hope for our Neighbours by John Jeffries
Over my 33 years at CBM, Jesus’ challenge to love my neighbour as myself was never far from my mind....
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Stories of Hope: Seta
In any natural disaster or humanitarian emergency, people with disabilities are at heightened vulnerability....
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Stories of Hope: Shilpy
One of the worst natural disasters to ever strike Bangladesh was Tropical Cyclone Sidr. In November 2007, the storm took the lives of up to 10,000 peo...
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Stories of Hope: Nelly
According to the UN University WorldRiskIndex, Vanuatu is the world’s most at-risk country for natural disasters. The South Pacific nation, comprising...
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Mnena’s Story: Treating Mental Health Conditions & Addressing Social Stigma
For many people living with mental illness in Nigeria, the challenge of receiving help is made harder by the limited resources to assist all who need ...
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Sulawesi Earthquake
The Indonesian island of Sulawesi is dealing with the immediate aftermath of a 6.2 magnitude earthquake which caused widespread devastation on January...
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CBM Leads Disability Inclusive Response During Global Pandemic
CBM’s Inclusion Advisory Group partner with the disability movement to influence organisations, institutions and systems to realise the rights of pers...
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Desty’s Story: Challenging Stigma Around Mental Illness in the Midst of COVID-19
One of the most challenging barriers to building inclusive communities can be tackling stigma attached to mental illness....
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Building an Inclusive Community to Help Keep Kids in Schools
CBM Australia’s Community Based Inclusive Development (CBID) projects are changing lives in Ethiopia. ...
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Matti’s Story: Inclusive Education During the COVID-19 Crisis
Receiving an education is one of the primary ways people living in poor communities can break out of the poverty cycle. If children get an education, ...
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5 Ways to Budget for Regular Charity Donations
Today we’re sharing four handy ways to budget for regular charity donations, from our resident finance blogger, Emma....
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3 Ways to Give More Without Sacrificing Your Financial Goals
We spoke to finance blogger Emma from The Broke Generation, to get her tips on how to give more without sacrificing your financial goals....
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Shane Clifton – 2020 Advent Series – Week 4
Shane Clifton is Professor of theology and ethics, honorary associate at the Centre For Disability Research And Policy at the University of Sydney. ...
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Recognising Gender Barriers to Social Inclusion in Cameroon
Women face a myriad of barriers in contributing to meaningful social engagement within many communities....
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A Story of Hope from Indonesia
Our local partner in Yogyakarta has worked to identify & address some of the specific needs of people living with mental illness during the pandemic....
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Stories of Change – Disability-Inclusive Research Guidance
For international development research to be ethical and uphold high-quality standards it must include people with disabilities....
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Ruci Senikula – 2020 Advent Series – Week 3
As I reflect on this piece of reading from the Bible, I am reminded of all the great things that the Lord has blessed me with....
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Meaningful Gift Ideas For Any Budget
With Christmas around the corner, attentions are turning to ticking off gift lists....
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Expanding Business Practice in Aceh.
The pressures of COVID-19 have been felt around the world, from large business empires to localised small business....
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The Future Looks Brighter with Better Vision.
Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic, CBM and our partners have been working hard to ensure that people with disabilities are not left behind....
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