Plenary Session at Vienna School of International Studies
(Diplomatische Akademie)
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Inclusion in International Relations: some guiding questions and proposals for the panel
Representation in Diplomatic Bodies – What challenges and opportunities are currently experienced by governments and international organizations for blind individuals?
Accessible Diplomatic Training & Education:
Learning materials in Braille, screen reader-friendly documents, incorporated assistive technologies into diplomatic training.
Connect with and support local, national, and international educational providers for the assistance of blind individuals
Barrier-Free Diplomacy Spaces – Embassies, summits, and international conferences should be fully accessible for böind individuals, including navigation support and communication formats.
Human Rights activism and Freedom of expression:
ensure and provide opportunities for blind individuals and communities in diplomacy, policy making, and international relations in general.
Enable an inclusive approach within all sectors and support those who are actively engaged in Human Rights activism for the blind.
Health& Wellbeing, social inclusion
Invite and support blind artists and enable their participation in cultural events, promote their artworks, and foster international social bonds among blind and sighted to combat loneliness and social isolation. Help improve the health and overall well-being through art, creativity, and culture, foster emotional closeness, and social inclusion.
connect dots4futures,
connect&act