The term is beginning all over Europe, and yet many children and teenagers with intellectual disabilities don't have the right to go to school as other pupils.
Inclusion Europe jointly with other organisations urges ECHR to comply with the most recent international human rights laws, including the UNCRPD
Ştefan faced many challenges while going to school. He didn’t receive all the support he needed.
Recently José Smits, Inclusion Europe's Secretary General and founder of Inclusie Nederland, was asked to participate in a conference about early intervention in Leipzig, Germany, by the European organisation Earlyaid. She went to talk about the importance of early intervention and to warn that austerity measures has led to a decline in services being offered to families.
The University of Szeged started a new course about easy-to-read.
Two self-advocates from ÉFOÉSZ are also teaching at this course.
Click here for the easy-to-read version Making life at university more inclusive: This is the goal of “Inclusive Campus Life” (ICLife for short), a project Inclusion Europe participates in. On 9 and 10 November, ICLife will organise a conference in Geel (Belgium) on the subject of campus accessibility. A wide range of presentations and workshops...
September 5, 2019
September 5, 2019
