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Nailah Gajia

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London, United Kingdom
As seen in: The Rookie Reporters
Covers:  Para sports - women’s football - men’s football

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Nailah Gajia’s Biography

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Hi, I’m Nailah Gajia, a young sports journalist, blind footballer and disability advocate with a passion for amplifying underrepresented voices in sport. My work is driven by a belief that para sport deserves greater recognition, women’s sport deserves more visibility, and disabled athletes should have their stories told with the same interest and respect as any other athlete.

I am a sports journalist with The Rookie Reporters (TRR), where I primarily focus on para-sport and the stories that ar…

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Welcome to the Deaflympics

Welcome to the Deaflympics

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The IBSA Blind Football Asian Cup

The IBSA Blind Football Asian Cup

Did you know the blind football Asian Cup is taking place in Japan this April? Here's everything you need to …

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From Passion to Purpose: The Story of the International Ballers Academy

From Passion to Purpose: The Story of the International Ballers Academy

Speaking to Ibrahim, founder of International Ballers Academy, we spoke about how he got where he is today, f…

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The Rise. The Recognition. The Game. The Story.

The Rise. The Recognition. The Game. The Story.

This July to celebrate disability pride The Rookie Reporters will be introducing a new storyline and a new ch…

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FIFA World Cup Audio Description App: How It's Making The World Cup More Accessible For Blind and...

FIFA World Cup Audio Description App: How It's Making The World Cup More Accessible For Blind and...

This World Cup will be the second World Cup where FIFA uses the app where all matches have audio description …

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Metro Blind Sport: Inclusive Sport, Community and Opportunity

Metro Blind Sport: Inclusive Sport, Community and Opportunity

Over the weekend metro blind sport held their annual metro games for blind and partially sighted individuals …

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