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Breaking Barriers: Vision Beyond Sight

Dr. Zephania Matanga, Executive Director of the Canadian Multicultural Disability Centre, shares his powerful journey from losing his sight to becoming a global advocate for inclusive education. 🙌🏿📚 Raised in a small Zimbabwean village, his story is one of unwavering family love, community support, and transformative leadership.

This initiative is proudly in partnership with Accessibility Manitoba and funded by the Government of Manitoba. Working together for a more inclusive future.

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