“Among the actions of inclusion in the places of study and work of the University of Genoa, the speech focuses on those promoted and implemented by the Equal Opportunities Committee in the last decade and within the European project RISEWISE” Women and disabilities “(2016-2020). In the context of the European project, which aims to identify...
21 May 2019 – 11am Sala Borlandi, Società ligure di storia patria – Palazzo Ducale, Genoa
Some members of the RISEWISE group with the collaboration of ASD Free Sport will hold two training sessions on the topics of inclusion and disability. The meetings will be addressed to the children of St. Eusebio’s childhood school on May 16th and to parents, grandparents, managers and teachers on May 17th. Manifesto and program
Darja Zavirsek, from University of Ljubjana is visiting AIAS Bologna with Elena Pecaric, from Ljubjana too, activist from the Association for theory and culture of handicap.
Workshop organised by UCM, afadis and Unige, held in Madrid on the 9 April 2019 International workshop on women disability employment technology sexuality and motherhood
First secondment of university of Ljubljana in Genova @ AISM! Prof Darja Zavirsek during her activity in Genova!
We wish to invite you to the next workshop organized in the framework of the European project RISEWISE, entitled “Women and Disability: The challenges of inclusion”.
On March 4th took place a workshop for presentation of RISEWISE to the members of the new H2020 project RAISD (Reshaping Attention and Inclusion Strategies for Distinctively vulnerable people among the forcibly displaced, https://raisd-h2020.eu/). There are points in common among the two projects because both address issues of women with disabilities, in the case of RAISD...
Presentation of RISEWISE in the VII Conference on Creative Cities,
” From 15 january to 15 march the University of Genoa will try BrowseAloud, an innovative support software that adds speech, reading, and translation to websites facilitating access and participation for people with Dyslexia, Low Literacy and those with mild visual impairments. Online content can be read aloud in multiple languages using the most natural...
