On 23 June 2016 Britain is taking a big vote on whether they want to stay in the EU or not. When people talk about this event and share their opinions they use words that are difficult to understand. Everyone has a right to understand the information so they know what is going on,...
Inclusive education for all is still a challenge and an unrealised dream for many people with disabilities and their families. Education is the key to inclusion, social justice and equal
citizenship. Education is a decisive factor in the life of every human being. The ability to organise education in an inclusive way requires commitment to the idea of inclusion and to the richness of diversity.
Our director Milan Šveřepa wrote an article on Apolitical, an international platform that provides information to governments. The article is focused on children with disabilities living in institutions, promoting deinstitutionalisation as the only way forward.
At the end of April our policy officer Guillaume Jacquinot went to Dunkirk in France.
Senada Halilčević
Inclusion Ireland, Irish Autism Action and Down Syndrome Ireland called on government to start making people with a disability a priority.
Thérèse Kempeneers-Foulon, Director of Inclusion Belgium and Vice-President of the Belgian Disability Forum, has met Nils Muiznieks, Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights during his country visit to Belgium last month.
We have successfully organized our General Meeting and Hear our Voices.
EPSA has grown with new members.
We were represented in several working groups.
