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Rights instead of charity! The Austrian disability rights movement in the interwar period
From September 29, 2026, the House of Austrian History (hdgö) will present the exhibition "Rights instead of charity!"
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From September 29, 2026, the House of Austrian History (hdgö) will present the exhibition "Rights instead of charity!"
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159 innovative solutions from 59 countries on six continents have been shortlisted for the Zero Project Awards 2027.
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A tip on the topic of wellbeing and health: Through its own initiatives and collaborations in the areas of health, education and society, the Kunsthaus Zürich creates access to art that promotes encounter, participation and wellbeing.
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Creating inclusive fashion events is the goal of Bullock Inclusion, a London-based agency founded by Samanta Bullock, which is dedicated to the inclusion of people with disabilities in fashion, adaptive design and fashion for all.
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Always worth a trip: Prague, the golden city, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site since 1992, with its rich architectural and cultural heritage.
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We have reported several times that a museum visit is more than just cultural enjoyment and can actively contribute to health in old age.
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How can accessibility be implemented in a diverse museum landscape that is predominantly supported by voluntary work?
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As part of the exhibition „COMMON STORY. United Art Experience“, the Künstlerhaus Association offers two guided tours in August for people with visual impairments.
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This Zero Project Awardee demonstrates how inclusive dance and interactive education help young people to challenge stereotypes, appreciate disability as an enrichment, and build more open school communities.
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This Zero Project Awardee demonstrates how participatory theatre empowers people with and without disabilities to address discrimination, heal trauma, and build stronger, more inclusive communities.
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The US Olympic & Paralympic Museum in Colorado Springs, USA, is considered a global model for accessible design and assistive technologies and is regarded as one of the most accessible museums in the world.
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Anyone traveling to Madrid should visit the Museo Tiflogológico, a unique experience, even for people without disabilities. It was specifically designed for blind and visually impaired people.