About
Founded in 1981 by Susan Sygall and Barbara Williams, the organization empowers people with disabilities around the world to achieve their human rights through international exchange and international development. MIUSA's mission is to ensure a just, accessible, and inclusive community where the human rights, citizenship, contribution, and potential of people with disabilities are respected and celebrated. The organization is committed to changing how people with and without disabilities think about disability in countries around the world, building future advocates, and elevating women within the international disability rights movement.
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Services & specialties
Accessibility guidance
MIUSA provides expertise on accessibility guidance to advance the rights of people with disabilities globally.
Advocacy strategies
The organization offers advocacy strategies to promote the rights of people with disabilities worldwide.
Bridging communities
MIUSA works to bridge communities and promote inclusive development.
Capacity building for disability organizations
The organization provides capacity building for disability organizations to advance the rights of people with disabilities globally.
Coalition building
MIUSA builds coalitions to promote the rights of people with disabilities worldwide.
Delivering keynote speeches and presentations for conferences
The organization delivers keynote speeches and presentations for conferences to advance the rights of people with disabilities globally.