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Nothing on Telepresence Robots in DfE’s latest Guidance on Education for Out of School Children
By Edmore Masendeke, ALLFIE’s Policy and Research Officer
Resources
Green Shoots of Inclusion in Australia and Ireland
By Richard Rieser, World of Inclusion
How might Education, Health and Care plans (EHCPs) be improved?
By Sharon Smith, Parent and PhD Researcher, and Michelle Daley, ALLFIE Director
Report on being a Disabled youth delegate to Commonwealth Youth Ministers Meeting
Saista Parwin, from India, had the opportunity as the representative of Commonwealth Disabled People’s Forum (CDPF) to be the Youth representative at the 13th Commonwealth Youth Ministers Meeting in London, September 2023. She reports back to Inclusion Now.
Chasing My Childhood Dream: Shedding Light on the Barriers in the Ugandan Education System
By Kihembo Wilbert, Commonwealth Disabled People’s Forum (CDPF) Youth Representative and Executive Director of the Voice of the Youth with Disabilities (VYD) organization, Uganda
Origins of 1970 (Handicapped Children) Education Act
By Richard Rieser, World of Inclusion
Legal Question
This legal question was posed by ALLFIE’s Michelle Daley and answered by Bethany Parr, Simpson Millar Solicitors
Inclusion Now 68 | Spring 2024
Welcome to the latest edition of Inclusion Now magazine, inclusive education news including ALLFIE’s campaign to end segregation in residential educational settings, omission of telepresence robots in DfE guidance, Australia and Ireland’s progress towards inclusion in education, improving EHCPs, and more.
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You can listen online below, or if you want to download the audio files, right click each article and choose “Save Link As”.
Editorial
By Catherine Bebbington, Inclusion Now Magazine Editor and ALLFIE Communications Officer
Will introducing the Advanced British Standard ensure that no child is left behind?
By Edmore Masendeke, ALLFIE’s Policy and Research Officer
Miro Griffiths: “Young people’s voices matter and should be recognised with authority and with influence”
ALLFIE’s ‘Our Voice’ project members interviewed Dr Miro Griffiths on youth involvement in Disabled People’s Organisations, and the intersection of academia and disability activism.
