Christie Udebor

Christie Udebor

Christie Udebor, a member of the Sisters of St. Louis, knew from a young age that teaching was her calling. Her passion for aiding others led her to pursue a career in education, focusing on students with learning difficulties. Beginning her journey in the U.S., she cultivated her skills and pursued further education. Upon returning to Nigeria, she dedicated herself to teaching at a school for students with disabilities, embracing the challenges with determination. She has seen firsthand the transformative impact of special education and remains committed to making a difference. Her vision is to foster a world where everyone, regardless of challenges, can access opportunities to fulfill their potential.

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St. Louis Sr. Christie Udebor, center, supports students in a leaf painting activity at the Community Based Rehabilitation Center in Akure, Ondo state, Nigeria. (Courtesy of Christie Udebor)

Inclusive education benefits children with disabilities and their community

Education needs to create a learning environment where all pupils, regardless of their abilities, feel welcomed and supported. A community-based rehabilitation program puts this into practice in Akure, Nigeria.