Our association received an invitation from the German Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs to a very professional online conference on effective political participation of people with disabilities in Europe. It's an exciting subject, isn't it? In fact the conference can be summed up with the following motto: democracy needs insulsion!

We received a surprisingly dismissive response to our letter complaining about the handling of cases of our peers in the second wave of Covid viruses. Unfortunately, the head of the institution in Pécs completely ignored the willingness of our letter to help, its desire for a common solution, and we received a rejection showing a complete lack of cooperation.  The law allows us to contact the maintainer if we disagree. Of course we disagree, because we cannot agree with the interpretation of epidemiological standards without empathy and humaneness, we will continue to strive for partnership and continue to help. This is what we have declared to the the maintenance organisation in our appeal  letter today, trusting in their understanding. We hope they recognize that we share common goals and continue to offer help.

We are always very glad to be able to involve young people in our work and show them what the life is like as a disabled person. It's very good with them, they almost don't need to be sensitized,  for them the acceptance of differentness is absolutely natural.

Some members of our association live in institutions because of their disabilities. The first wave of COVID has already put them in a very difficult situation by being completely isolated for three months, neither allowed to go out or receive visitors in any form.At the moment, in the second wave, they are forced to go through the same thing. We are today delivering official juice to the maintainers and managers of the institution concerned in Pécs, to which we expect a response within 15 days as a complaint.

Hello, we're the sticker team! 🙂 For two years we have been going through the shops, hotels, restaurants, public institutions, tourist attractions, churches, tourist trails, public toilets of Pécs to discover and collect for you in a free database about what is really accessible. WE ARE LOOKING FOR SUPPORTERS TO CONTINUE OUR WORK!

The midterm conference was organised on 04.09.2020 in Orfű/Hungary, and due the Corona-situation we also broadcasted it online.  5 countries participated in the conference on accessible tourism and the results of the Peer-AcT project so far.

The purpose of the review is to update the data, analyse the situation, track the achievement of the objectives and deadlines, if necessary amendments.

We presented our Hidden City Tor-Tour to our German partners and we will be back in September with some members of the association to try it out in several cities in Germany