Coady Connects Webinar - Persons with Cerebral Palsy Self-Mobilise for Meaningful Participation
Channel: Coady Institute
Date: 2018-03-30

Persons With Cerebral Palsy Self-Mobilise for Meaningful Participation in Uganda
by Ochieng Peter, Uganda National Association of Cerebral Palsy

MA. International and European Human Rights Law
University of Leeds and a 2018 Coady Fellow

A part of: 
Documenting Coady Graduates' Experiences in Participatory Governance: Reflections on Case Study Development (March 22, 2018)
     A Coady Connects Graduate Learning Network Webinar

Peter Ochieng is a scholar at University of Leeds (UK) pursuing a Master's in International and European Human Rights Law. He is a graduate of the 2016 Coady Diploma in Development Leadership. Peter has been a volunteer with the Uganda National Association of Cerebral Palsy since 2011, where he has worked with a team of persons with cerebral palsy to transform their activities from a project into a national organization for persons with cerebral palsy. He is passionate about human rights, equality, and general community transformation.