Dr. Nwanyanwu is a frontline fighter against stigmatization of persons with disabilities, a responsibility he has shouldered for over 18 years. He is an Obama Leader; a Young African Leader; a Mandela Washington Fellow; a Disability Rights Activist; an International Civic Leader, a Peer Educator Trainer; an American Sign Language expert; a Public Speaker; and an Academic. He has international experience in leadership. A relentless Activist for persons with special needs, and also an ardent believer in their potential. Dr. Nwanyanwu undertook international leadership courses and roundtable meetings at various institutions and organizations in the US and Africa, such as: Gallaudet University in Washington D.C.; Wagner College in New York; Irondale Theatre in Brooklyn, New York; Howard University in Washington D.C; United Nations Headquarters in New York; Generation Citizen in Manhattan; Carnegie Corporation of New York; Lifestyle for the Disabled in New York; African Leadership Academy in Johannesburg; among others. Prior to the Mandela Washington Fellowship, he undertook an Immersion Course in American Sign Language (ASL) at Gallaudet University, He later returned to Gallaudet University for his Professional Development Experience (PDE). While at Gallaudet, he learned Deaf Culture and had firsthand experience in Deaf education, administration, and best practices. He presented lectures to both undergraduates and postgraduate students. He also gave a Campus-wide presentation to students and the entire Faculty members at Gallaudet University in Washington D.C. USA. You can contact Dr. Kingdom U. Nwanyanwu for event/programmes facilitation, partnership, and collaboration. He can be reached through e-mail: nwanyanwuku@gmail.com or phone: +2348036828852.