Latest news and stories about inclusion in Portugal for expats and residents.
Both my experience and that of other autistic people validate this point: remote work can help create more meaningful lives. Opinion by Ana Ribau
However, in terms of mobility, not all spaces are accessible. For example, in sports, only twenty-two educational institutions are adapted.
Although public policies are in place to promote the employability of people with disabilities, most of these responses are 'not effective or sufficiently comprehensive,' stresses Inês Sequeira, CEO of Rede Capital Social, an association that aims to encourage strategic philanthropy in Portugal, in an interview with ECO. 'One example is the +Emprego measure, whose current...'
To date, NOS has hired six neurodivergent individuals, including one woman, in partnership with Specialisterne. “We want to build a more inclusive and innovative organisation.”
The musical 'Interior Sonoro' features 50 participants who promote inclusion through theatre. The premiere of the show in Guarda also includes the launch of an album and a book on June 4th.
More than just a trend, inclusion requires continuity.
Among the main objectives is supporting the implementation of concrete measures and training professionals to ensure more welcoming environments that respect diversity.
The “Guide for the Promotion of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Tourism” provides guidelines and best practices for organisations to integrate principles of diversity, equity and inclusion.
World swimming runner-up, 24-year-old Francisco Montes, works at a pizzeria in Foz, Porto, before his high-performance training sessions. World Down Syndrome Day is marked on March 21st.
With international titles and several podium finishes in swimming, Francisco is preparing for new competitions.
A contrast between dismissing ignorant voices and actively welcoming diversity.
Precious Hill says the new Barbie is important both for her and for her 5-year-old daughter Mikko because they were both diagnosed with autism. Photograph by Mattel, Inc.
The LGBTI+ Community Centre in Lisbon will open its doors on the 24th at 6 PM and on the 25th at 12 PM. Participation is free.
These are examples of integrating people with disabilities into the job market and result from a group of parents of children and young people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities who promote inclusion and autonomy.
