Obtaining equal access to information and culture is an important goal for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Moreover, the importance of making reading accessible to all is paramount in fighting barriers to accessibility and in the complete and unhindered inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities.

United Kingdom (UK) Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman (PHSO), Julie Mellor, raised an alert regarding the importance of making healthcare services accessible for people with intellectual disabilities.

Last week, the 6th edition of the ‘In der Begegnung’- conference took place in the Bozar, Brussels.

Click here for the easy-to-read version   “The training was really useful and we gained a deeper understanding of easy-to-read. We will now implement what we learned at our organisation.” This was the conclusion that Eleonora Di Liberto, vice-president of the Italian disability group “Associazione Uniamoci Onlus“, drew at the end of a one-week course...

Making EU funds and Disability strategy work for people with intellectual disabilities and their families

Making EU funds and Disability strategy work for people with intellectual disabilities and their families

Draft Position Paper of Inclusion Europe - For adoption at the 2010 Annual General Assembly of Inclusion Europe -