Miss World Eritrea
A visible platform for Eritrean heritage, confidence and a cause that deserves public attention.
An Eritrean woman using the worlds of pageantry, advocacy and professional practice to widen the path for children with disabilities.
Snit Habteab is Miss World Eritrea, an advocate, speaker and inclusion consultant. Her work centres on children, education, disability inclusion, youth and human rights.
Her commitment began close to home. Growing up with her younger sister, who has Down syndrome, gave Snit an early understanding of how much a child’s future can be shaped by the environment around them. When systems expect every child to learn, communicate or participate in the same way, difference becomes a barrier. When systems are designed with diversity in mind, difference can be supported.
That belief now connects every part of Snit’s work—from representing Eritrea on an international pageant platform to speaking, consulting and building a mission for more accessible education.
The goal was never the stairs. The goal was reaching the top.
A wheelchair user facing a staircase does not lack ambition or ability; the route is inaccessible. Build a lift and the destination becomes reachable. Snit brings the same thinking to education: when a child learns differently, we should design another way up.
A visible platform for Eritrean heritage, confidence and a cause that deserves public attention.
Ideas made memorable through personal storytelling, practical language and purposeful public engagement.
Turning values into better choices across programmes, learning environments, representation and communication.