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We use drama, dance and advocacy to change attitudes and win the rights of persons with disabilities in Rwanda.

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Who we are

Troupe des Personnes Handicapées TWUZUZANYE (THT) is an organization of persons with disabilities, founded in 2004. We began with a simple idea: theatre, drama and traditional dance can reach people that reports and speeches cannot.

Today THT brings together members with all types of impairments, and we advocate for inclusive policies, better services and an end to stigma.

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2004Year founded
86Members
49Women members
37Men members

What we do

Policy and budget advocacy

We review policies and budgets and give decision-makers practical recommendations for inclusion.

Awareness through drama

Our drama groups take powerful stories to communities to reduce stigma and discrimination.

Coalitions and partnerships

We work with national and international partners so disability rights are heard together.

Media and storytelling

Videos, radio, TV talk shows and social media carry our messages further.

Capacity development

We train grassroots groups of persons with disabilities to advocate for themselves and lead their own campaigns.

Inclusive health and SRHR

We advocate for inclusive health services and sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR) for persons with disabilities across Rwanda.

What we are working towards

  • Inclusive policies and budgets that work for persons with disabilities
  • Fewer stigmatizing attitudes in communities across Rwanda
  • Persons with disabilities speaking for themselves at local, national and international levels
  • Access to education, health, work and community life for everyone

Our partners

We work with national and international partners to advance the rights and inclusion of persons with disabilities across Rwanda.

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THT works with partners across Rwanda to advance disability rights through advocacy, research, and performance.

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