Soufiane El Amrani talks about Inclusion Europe Radio. How Inclusion Europe Radio promotes easy-to-read. And why is it important to promote easy-to-read?
An interview with Camilla and Ula, professors and researchers, who wrote a book about easy languages in Europe.
Neil Crowther and Milan Šveřepa talk about what social care is and how the disability rights movement has influenced its meaning.
Reetta Mietola and Simo Vehmas discuss their book about the lives of people with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities in Finnish homes.
Katarina Ivanković Knežević is the director for Social Rights and Inclusion at the directorate general for employment, social affairs and inclusion of the European Commission.
Julie Beadle-Brown and Jan Šiška talk about deinstitutionalisation, quality of life, and measuring quality of services for people with disabilities.
Listen to the presentations from Hear our Voices! self-advocacy conference 2021 final event.
Inclusion Europe Radio published a new podcast episode about inclusive mobility. This time Myrto Delkou Interviewed Valerie Van Hees. Valerie works for the support centre for inclusive higher education.
Inclusion Europe cares about inclusive mobility. Myrto Delkou interviewed Valerie Van Hees for Inclusion Europe Radio. Valerie is the coordinator for the Support Centre of Inclusive Higher Education in Flanders, Belgium. The support centre for higher education was founded in 2009, when Belgium ratified the UN convention for persons with disabilities.
In the new episode of Inclusion Europe Radio our communication trainee, Myrto Delkou, interviewed Houston Vandergriff and his mother, Katie Vandergriff. Houston is 23 years old and was born with Down Syndrome. Houston is a travel photographer and has won awards for his photographs.
