Angelika Hild

How inclusive are women's organisations and how accessible are victim support services to women with intellectual disabilities?

Cybercrime and hate speech are becoming more and more prevalent nowadays, an issue that the be.safe project addresses. Its final event in Brussels saw interventions by MEP Magdalena Adamowicz, self-advocates, Victim Support Europe and Belgian equality body Unia.

On 1 October is the UN Day of Older Persons. On this occasion, we interviewed Jacqueline Pareys, 65, who worked long years for Inclusion Europe as an office helper. Jacqueline told us about her life, what has changed and about the advice she has for younger people.

Digitalisation, EU funds, anti-discrimination laws, employment strategies ... people with intellectual disabilities are affected by nearly all EU laws and policies. Inclusion Europe has joined a call by the European Disability Forum, eight Members of the European Parliament and other organisations.

The European Mobility Week takes place from 16 to 22 September. On this occasion, the European Disability Forum (EDF) has sent an open letter to EU governments regarding the revision of the EU Rail Passenger's Regluation.

The final event of the "Inclusive Campus life" project is taking place on 27-28 November in Brussels.

The be.safe project addressed internet safety for people with intellectual disabilities

Tell your city administration about the prize if they have improved accessibility for people with intellectual disabilities

Inclusion Europe, alongside other organisations, has endorsed a statement and key recommendations on the Right to Family, recognised under international law.

László Bercse is the new chair of the EPSA steering group. We asked László about how he got to know EPSA and about his plans.