Elisabeta then shared tips on how you can get to know people you can trust with similar interests. László Bercse did a workshop called my city, my “My home, country: being included”. László is a self-advocate at Hungarian member, Inclusion Europe’s ÉFOÉSZ. László talked about how his work as an activist helps him be included. László also talked about how people with intellectual disabilities can be supported so they do not have to live in (definition page 15). Andreas Zehetner did a workshop called from the top: self-advocates on the “Leading board”. Andreas is on the board of member Inclusion Europe’s Lebenshilfe Austria. talked about how self-advocates Andreas’ can be involved in the board of an organization. Senada did a workshop Halilčević called: “Find your voice”. Senada is a self-advocate at Croatian member, ASA. Inclusion Europe’s Senada is also Vice-President of Inclusion Europe. Senada said that meeting with other self-advocates is the only way to talk about common problems. It also helps to find out how other people have dealt with these problems. Senada also told participants to stand up for their rights. Harry Roche did a workshop called: have a say in “I politics”. Harry works at Inclusion member Europe’s in the United Kingdom, Mencap.
Elisabeta then shared tips on how you can get to know people you can trust with similar interests. László Bercse did a workshop called “My home, my city, my country: being included”. László is a self-advocate at Inclusion Europe’s Hungarian member, ÉFOÉSZ. László talked about how his work as an activist helps him be included. László also talked about how people with intellectual disabilities can be supported so they do not have to live in (definition page 15). Andreas Zehetner did a workshop called “Leading from the top: self-advocates on the board”. Andreas is on the board of Inclusion Europe’s member Lebenshilfe Austria. Andreas’ talked about how self-advocates can be involved in the board of an organization. Senada Halilčević did a workshop called: “Find your voice”. Senada is a self-advocate at Inclusion Europe’s Croatian member, ASA. Senada is also Vice-President of Inclusion Europe. Senada said that meeting with other self-advocates is the only way to talk about common problems. It also helps to find out how other people have dealt with these problems. Senada also told participants to stand up for their rights. Harry Roche did a workshop called: “I have a say in politics”. Harry works at Inclusion Europe’s member in the United Kingdom, Mencap.