Inclusion Europe organised an event at the European Parliament together with 5 other NGOs.
People from different organisations and some MEPs took part in the event.
Bryndís has been actively involved in the Icelandic disability movement for many years. Since 2013, she has been the chair of the board of Inclusion Europe's Icelandic member Throskahjalp.
Bryndís Snæbjörnsdóttir from Iceland is the new vice-president of Inclusion Europe.
The topics of the meeting included work-life balance, the European Disability Strategy and deinstitutionalisation.
Do you live and breathe Communications? Inclusion Europe is looking for a motivated and committed individual to join its team in Brussels for 6 months, starting on 10 July 2019.
Inclusion Europe strongly opposes a project for a "village" for people with intellectual disabilities in Estonia, which is merely another institution in disguise.
Inclusion Europe met with Nicolas Schmit at the European Parliament. He will soon start working as a Commissioner at the European Commission.
Register for the round table on co-production at the European Parliament!
Estonia is building a new place for people with intellectual disabilities.
This place is an institutions,
and it will be built with money from the European Union.
The training will take place in Brussels, Belgium from 4 - 6 December 2019. Registrations are open until 6 November.
