Events: Tue 27 Mar 2018 - ONE OF THE KIDS

Representing the Institution: Reflections on Barriers to Inclusive Teacher Education

This academic article discusses barriers to the development of inclusive teacher practices in England and how they might be reduced. Inclusion refers to the minimisation of racial, sexual and socio-economic discrimination, with little specific mention of disability.

The Current Erosion of Human Rghts and the Nature of Humanness

This article reports that despite superficial support for inclusion, the Canadian government and public continue to support the practice of eugenics. Eugenics is the study of hereditary improvement of the human race by controlled selective breeding.

Cecile Sullivan Elder

Executive Officer

Karen Tippett

Advocacy and Leadership Development Manager

National Symposium on Inclusive Education

A LEADERSHIP EVENT FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITY, FAMILIES, EDUCATORS AND DECISION MAKERS IN THE INCLUSIVE EDUCATION SPACE

Marybelle Ignacio

Office Manager

Paul Barrett

Accounts, Administration and Events Coordinator

RIGHT RELATIONSHIP GRIFFITH

Presented by Margaret and Jeremy Ward, this workshop explores how to create partnerships between families and services that really works.

Meg Sweeney

Secretary

Future Planning

Hear from Ashurst on the legalities of wills, trusts and more! This day is exclusively for families. Siblings and other adult family members are encouraged to attend.

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