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Report of the CIB Expert Seminar on Building Non-Handicapping Environments, Harare 1992

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Promotion of access legislation in Ghana - prospects and challenges posed to the Ghana Federation of the Disabled

Gertrude Newman, Ghana Federation of the Disabled, Ghana

Report of the CIB Expert Seminar on Building Non-Handicapping Environments, Budapest 1991

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Universal design and designer awareness: The constraints of architectural education

Joanne Milner, Dennis Urquhart, David Cox, The Robert Gordon Institute of Technology, Aberdeen, Scotland

Dara McLaughlin is a writer and visual artist. Her award winning poetry and stories have been published in literary magazines and anthologies. Her autobiographical poetry collection, A Map of This World, was released in 1999. Dara teaches poetry, coordinates writing workshops, and is an advocacy speaker for disability issues and education. Raised in New York, Dara moved to New Mexico six years ago,and works from her studio on a mesa overlooking The Rio Grande.

Report of the CIB Expert Seminar on Building Non-Handicapping Environments, Budapest 1991

Access legislation in the Czech Republic

Miloslav Maxa., Czechoslovak Building Centre Prague, Czech Republic

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This document is from 2000 and most of the links to external resources no longer work after 17 years. The W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) and WebAIM (web accessibility in mind) are the place to find out more in 2017.

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Epigraph

Preface

Acknowledgments

Chapter 1

Could Helen Keller Use Your Library?

Chapter 2

Click (W)Here(?)—Basic Document Design

Chapter 3

Large-Print Access to the Internet

Chapter 4

by Kathy Martinez, 2003,
edited by Barbara Duncan

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1. Origins of the Movement (1970-1980)

1.1. Background

1.2. Summary of the Early Years of the IL Movement in the U.S. and Canada
Out of the Public Eye
Windows of Enlightenment

1.3. 20th Century Developments
Education as a Catapult into the Community

FÖRORD

Swedish disabled high school student Yasmin Jungestedt won an essay competition and a trip to Japan to take part in the 10th annual camp for high school students organized by the Japanese Independent Living Movement. Read her prize-winning essay, "How I, as elected Prime Minister, would change disability policy," and her account (link to anchor which sets browser at start of document)  about the time she spent in Japan meeting other high school students with disabilities from Japan and around the world.

Below is information spread by the organizers at Mainstream before the 2002 event. 

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Version española.

by Iglesias, M.; Gil, G.; Joneken, A.; Mickler, B.; Knudsen, J.S.,
METIS project, European Unión DAPHNE initiative, 1998

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INTRODUCTION

GENERAL ISSUES

Social integrering och Independent Living

Om att avskaffa socialpsykologiska hinder: Assistans i daglig livsföring
Temagrupp nummer 5, Rapport 1996

In English

Innehållsförteckning

by Donald E. Galvin, Ph.D., Director,

University Center for International Rehabilitation (UCIR), June 1980

This paper was presented at the 1980 World Congress of Rehabilitation International held in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, June 22-27, 1980.

av Vic Finkelstein

 In English

Jim Derksen, Winnipeg, 1980

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Abstract

Introduction

I. Service Provision and Ethics

1. Privately Funded Service Providers

A. The Volunteer/Charity Ethic

B. The Medical Ethic

About CIB

Download the Tokyo proceedings as a PDF file (92 KB)

Preface.

 

PDF (92 KB)

Table of contents

Presentation of the organizers.

Opening Address by Mr. Bengt Lindqvist, M.P.

CIB/W 84 Background and Purpose by Prof. Sven Thiberg.

Report of the CIB Expert Seminar on Building Non-Handicapping Environments, Budapest 1991

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Towards European requirements and guidelines for an accessible built environment:
An analysis of the "European Manual" from the Nordic experience.

Hans Örnhall, Boverket, Sweden

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Helping one another: speculative history of self-help movement, Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 60: 452-456, 1979.

The Natural Sciences (biological/medical sciences) have a huge impact on society and within societies the biggest impacts are felt among disadvantaged/marginalized group. Among these groups we can count women, disabled people, ethnic minorities and indigenous people to name a few. I will look at the characteristic disability for the rest of the report but most of my reasoning and arguments can be extended to every disadvantaged group.

av MaryAnn Wilner, Ph.D. & Ann Wyatt, CSW, NHA, 1998

Dr.Wilner är chef för Health Policy, Paraprofessional Health Care Institute, tillsammans med konsumenter, anställda och högkvalitetsagenturer arbetar hon med att utbilda delstats och federala policyplanerare i "vårdpolicyns påverkan på arbetet” (the labor impact of healthcare policy”). Hon utvecklar också avancerade utbildningsprogram för hemhjälpsbiträden/vårdbiträden inom ramarna för the Cooperative network. Ms Wyatt är chef för Care Management, Independence Care System, och har varit en nyckelperson i utformningen av Independence Care Systems.

Report of the CIB Expert Seminar on Building Non-Handicapping Environments, Harare 1992

Dr. H. N. A. Wellington, Building & Road Research Institute and Dept. of Architecture, University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Ghana

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