In 2015 EPSA wanted to make our Triple A agenda a reality. The triple A agenda is about: Ambition: To be the last generation to experience exclusion and discrimination Advocacy: To change attitudes, starting with young people Ability: To inspire change by showing what’s possible
In 2015 EPSA wanted to make our Triple A agenda a reality. The triple A agenda is about: Ambition: To be the last generation to experience exclusion and discrimination Advocacy: To change attitudes, starting with young people Ability: To inspire change by showing what’s possible
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...
Promoting and encouraging the participation of children with intellectual disabilities, Side-Event ‘Our Journey from Exclusion to Inclusion’
In 2015 EPSA wanted to make our Triple A agenda a reality. The triple A agenda is about: Ambition: To be the last generation to experience exclusion and discrimination Advocacy: To change attitudes, starting with young people Ability: To inspire change by showing what’s possible
Position paper Inclusion Europe - EU Council conclusions on Independent living
In 2015 EPSA wanted to make our Triple A agenda a reality. The triple A agenda is about: Ambition: To be the last generation to experience exclusion and discrimination Advocacy: To change attitudes, starting with young people Ability: To inspire change by showing what’s possible
Inclusion Europe's Milan Šveřepa wrote a reflection about the Coronavirus emergency.
