On International Education Day, DbI and WFDB renewed their call for immediate respect for the right to education of ALL children with deafblindness. Sadly, the situation remains unacceptable.Encouragingly, this renewal goes hand in hand with…
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Introductory Videos on Deafblindness Core Sets Now Available in Quebec Sign Language
Please note that our introductory videos on basic sets for deafblindness are now available in Quebec Sign Language.Veuillez noter que nos vidéos d’introduction sur les ensembles de base pour la surdicécité sont désormais disponibles en…
Agenda for Sustainable Development: Get involved in your country's voluntary national review
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development encourages member states to conduct regular and inclusive reviews of progress at the national and sub-national levels, which are country-led and country-driven. These Voluntary National Reviews, or VNRs, are presented…
Deafblind International 50 years
Throughout 2026, we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of DbI as an independent non-profit organisation, completely focused on the rights and needs of people with deafblindness, their families, specialised service organisations and relevant research.DbI was…
New video on DbI YouTube Channel!
Global Education Campaign Latin America educators discussed approaches in teaching children with deafblindness.You can watch full video here. During the meeting following topics were discussed (the video is in Spanish) 1. Fundamental PrinciplesCommunication is essential for…
WHO AFRO Webinar on Integrated Care for Sensory Impairments
WHO AFRO is organising an online session to discuss the new WHA 78 resolution on integrated care for sensory impairments. The webinar will introduce key regional challenges, share practical tools, and highlight experiences from countries…