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A meeting with the mayoral candidates of Pécs

Our members had the opportunity to take part in a discussion with the mayoral and local government candidates of Pécs, concerning their strategy for social provisions if they are elected. All candidates welcomed the creation of a Disability Council.
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3th Barrier-free Tourism Day

On 7th of September Barrier-free Tourism Day in Orfű again! Read the details!
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WE HAVE WON!!!

We can continue our exploring project of barrier-free locations in Pécs.
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General meeting

We talked about job possibility, trainig abroad, our projects and plans....
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Dialogue with the local service providers

Today we took part in a realy forward-looking, constructive workshop with the local service providers in theme: improving the life situation of the local disabled people.
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WHY campaign 6th: WHY don’t you talk instead?

Don’t take the chance of disabled people to communicate, to share their opinions and to make responsible decisions! We can make huge differences towards equal opportunity with small things, such as address our message to the disabled person instead of their helpers.
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Best practices for the Disablity Council Pécs

The future Disability Council Pécs want to help the task of the Municipality Pécs in relation to the disabled population. Not criticize this job, but promote it.
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WHY campaing 5th: WHY do disabled people use straws?

It might be strange that we support straws when every respectable restaurant is withdrawing those environment damaging tubes. Even though they are necessary for most disabled people so because of being barrier-free some cafés will have to keep some in their inventory – in an environment friendly form.
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Inclusive tourism instead of barrier-free tourism!

Full social inclusion, together with the able bodied persons, not segregated.
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WHY campaign 4: Why do people in wheelchairs go on the roads instead of the pavement?!

Able bodied people walk on them easily. They only get bothered by a wall-mounted car or by the pavement being torn up. The sidewalk for people in wheelchairs though is a real obstacle course!
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