Autism in Africa
A grounded examination of service gaps, local strengths and why African leadership matters when solutions are designed and sustained.
Speaking & advisory
A voice grounded
in practice.
For governments, universities, foundations, educators, health professionals and families.
01 The contribution
Beyond awareness.
Toward practical action.
Rosine brings together specialist autism knowledge, more than 25 years of field experience and the perspective of an African institution-builder. She speaks from the point where policy, professional practice and family reality meet.
Her interventions move beyond describing the need for inclusion. They help audiences examine the decisions behind it: how teams are trained, how families are involved, how standards remain realistic and how limited specialist resources can be used responsibly.
02 Topics
Conversations that
can move systems.
Inclusive education
What must happen between a policy commitment and a classroom where a teacher is expected to include a child in practice.
Families after diagnosis
How explanation, listening and a sequence of realistic first steps can replace isolation, blame and confusion.
Training professionals
How practical tools, supervision and shared responsibility can build competence where specialist resources remain limited.
Women and institution building
Lessons from creating and sustaining a mission-led organisation while keeping its work accountable to the people it serves.
The Rosine Kamagaju Model
A responsible pathway for transferring knowledge, preparing local teams and protecting quality across future partner centres.
Keynote addresses
Panel discussions
Professional workshops
Leadership briefings
University lectures
Media interviews
Audiences
Where expertise can unlock action.
Governments and public agencies
Universities and research networks
Foundations and development partners
Schools and teacher communities
Health and social-care professionals
Families and advocacy organisations
Interviews & public voice
Explore the media archive.
Read interviews, reporting and public interventions tracing Rosine's work: the origins of Autisme Rwanda, inclusive education, family support and the case for African-led solutions.
On stage and on air
Different rooms.
The same clarity.
Rosine adapts her contribution to the audience while keeping the discussion connected to practice—from public panels and television conversations to focused radio interviews.
Photography courtesy of Autisme Rwanda
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