The training went well. Good organisation and full engagement.
ISDS is proud to announce the launch of its academic journal.
The African Journal of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AJIDD) is a new publication to be launched by ISDS. The journal would provide an accessible, readable and informative source of data and knowledge for those working in the field of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Special Educational Needs, Mental Health and related subjects with a special focus on Africa. The journal would publish original research, literature reviews, theoretical and empirical papers on topics related to Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Special Educational Needs, Mental Health and Learning Difficulties. AJIDD is to be published by the ISDS and papers published in the journal are freely accessible online for ISDS members and students.
First Edition – Call for papers
We are delighted to announce that the new African Journal of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AJIDD) is now calling for submissions.
Themes/Areas of interest
Authors should download our Author Guidelines before submitting an article using the link on this page. Articles submitted should fit one of the following criteria: Research paper, Viewpoint, Technical paper, Conceptual paper, Case study, Literature review or General book review.
Peer Review Process
A member of our editorial team will review your submission and send you an email to confirm one of the following outcomes:
Papers that progress to peer review will also receive one of the following outcomes at the end of the review:
In the meantime, you can contact us if you have any questions or submit a paper below after reading our Author Guidelines.
The training went well. Good organisation and full engagement.
The group discussion and participation was apt and timely. It has changed my perspective about disabled people.
Very good workshop. I think very important particularly to developing countries. The style of workshop is quite fun.
Very participatory and engaging approach. Competent facilitators.
Very exciting. I loved it. I truly hope I get a copy of the slides for further perusal. Thanks.
Personally I have learnt about inclusiveness. Before today I never thought of the difficulties, discrimination and struggles disable people go through. I hope to continue in my own little way to enforce inclusiveness. Thank you for this eye opener.
Learning use of the right terminologies, very insightful.
Now I know the value of adding disabled people on board.
Great logistics, excellent presentations and facilitation.
I like that it’s a very engaging workshop. I learnt a lot, new knowledge, skills and experience.
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