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Bucharest (Romania), 21-22 October 2005. European Conference on Poverty and Disability in Europe.
[Last updated Sunday, September 25, 2005]
The conference on poverty and intellectual disability, organized by Inclusion Europe in cooperation with Inclusion International and Inclusion Romania in the framework of the NFU funded worldwide project on poverty and disability, will take place at hotel Ibis Parliament, in Bucharest, on 21-22 October 2005. It is organized under the auspices of His Excellency, Mr. Traian Bãsescu, the President of Romania.
The conference will bring together representatives of families, governments and experts from different fields from all over Europe. They will review the findings and analysis following the research Inclusion Europe has undertaken with respect to the status of people with intellectual disabilities and their families in relation to poverty all over Europe. They will also explore potential actions to be taken in view of improving the situation of people with intellectual disabilities and their families living in poverty.
The participants will also tackle issues as the link between low income, poverty and social exclusion, policies against the unemployment of people with intellectual disabilities and mainstreaming of intellectual disability in national, European and world policies. They will also resolve on actions needed to improve the situation of people with intellectual disabilities and their families.
The draft programme and the registration form are available here. Or contact directly secretariat@inclusion-europe.org
Location: Bucarest (Romania) Contact email address: info@inclusion-europe.org
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