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  • To establish inclusive structures

    The project provides a structure and a platform for networking, enabling shared analyses, expert debates and mutual support. Stakeholders are assisted in establishing and enhancing inclusive structures.

  • To develop inclusive practices

    The framework conditions, requirements and methods for inclusive international youth work are researched, developed and disseminated. Stakeholders are assisted in making their international youth projects more inclusive.

  • To create inclusive cultures

    The project raises awareness among the various stakeholders of inclusive international youth work and helps to create inclusive attitudes.

VISION:INCLUSiON

VISION:INCLUSiON is all about exploring ways to ensure that young people with a disability can take part in international youth work activities just like everyone else. Between 2015 and 2017, representatives of the international youth work community and disability organisations, researchers and administrators worked to develop an inclusion strategy specifically for international youth work. Over the coming years, this strategy will be evolved together with international partners.

VISION:INCLUSiON is run by IJAB, the International Youth Service of the Federal Republic of Germany, with funding by Germany’s Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth.

What is VISION:INCLUSiON

Inclusive practices

Over the last few years, IJAB and other stakeholders have been working to develop approaches towards making international youth work more inclusive. This section on inclusive practices is designed as a collection of helpful publications, manuals, links and examples of best practices. You are welcome to send us tips of your own, information, and personal reports.

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Video of the final conference brings the highlights back to life

On 5 May, the European Day for Equality of People with Disabilities, the results of the IJAB project VISION:INCLUSiON were presented and future perspectives for inclusive international youth work were discussed at an international final conference. All contributions can be now viewed and experienced here (with interpretation into German sign language and German or English subtitles).

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