The Project ImPaCT in Europe – Improving Person Centred Technology in Europe, a networking project in the field of ICT co-financed by the European Commission’s Executive Agency for Education, Audiovisual and Culture in the framework of the Lifelong Learning Programme, is conducting a survey to assess the use of Person Centred Technology across Europe. The data gathered will be used by the partnership to map the current situation and to to evaluate and promote the benefits of PCT for people with disabilities. The survey is brief and user friendly and is available in English, Portuguese, Finnish, French and Dutch. People with disabilities, service providers, policy makers at all levels, researchers and manufacturers of PCT who are interested in the work carried out by the partnership are invited to contribute.
Inclusion Europe RSS- New series of accessible medical leaflets launched in the UK 6 September, 2010
- Campaign launched to promote ‘article 19’ awareness 6 September, 2010
- Three EU State members join UN Disabled Rights Committee 3 September, 2010
- Inclusion Europe board member addresses United Nations about the right to independent living 3 September, 2010
- Networking for Independent Living within South East Europe, Ljubljana (8-9 Sept. 2010) 31 August, 2010
- On the way to inclusion, Paris (28 September 2010) 27 August, 2010
- European Festival Theatre and Disability, Versailles (5-15. Oct. 2010) 27 August, 2010
- Video for inclusion of people with disabilities into Millennium Development Goals 23 August, 2010
- Inclusion Europe takes part in EU public consultation 23 August, 2010
- People with disabilities victims of unlawful deportation 20 August, 2010
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