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SUMMARY:Webinar on "Ending violence against women and girls with disabilities in the European Union"
DESCRIPTION:Women and girls with disabilities constitute 16% of the total population of women in the European Union\, and 60% of the overall population of 100 million persons with disabilities. This corresponds to an estimated 60 million of women and girls with disabilities (equivalent to the total population of Italy). \nEven before COVID-19\, women and girls faced multiple forms of violence. Data show that\, on average\, they are 2 to 5 times more likely to face violence than other women and girls. In the EU\, 34% of women with a health problem or a disability have experienced physical or sexual violence by a partner in their lifetime. \nViolence may include domestic and gender-based violence\, institutional violence\, forced sterilisation\, contraception and abortion\, and harassment\, including sexual harassment. \nDespites being more at risks of becoming victims of violence\, women and girls with disabilities received limited support due to lack of awareness\, accessibility\, and reasonable accommodation. They also face barriers in accessing justice. \nSeveral policies of the European Commission have the potential to combat and end violence against women and girls with disabilities\, in particular the Gender Equality Strategy and Strategy for Victims’ Rights adopted earlier this year\, and the EU Disability Strategy to be adopted in 2021. \nThe Council of Europe’s Istanbul Convention is also a fundamental instrument to end gender based and domestic violence. \nHow can we ensure that women and girls with disabilities are included and have the opportunity to lead all initiatives to combat violence in the EU? \nObjectives: \nThe webinar will aim to: \n• Identify forms of violence faced by women and girls with disabilities \n• Discuss with EU actors and partners\, including EU institutions\, agencies and women’s organisations\, how to work together to end violence against women and girls with disabilities \nThe webinar will provide International Sign interpretation and captioning. \nClick here to register
URL:https://www.autismeurope.org/fr/event/webinar-on-ending-violence-against-women-and-girls-with-disabilities-in-the-european-union/
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ORGANIZER;CN="European Disability Forum":MAILTO:info@edf-feph.org
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SUMMARY:Work to Inclusion: Jobs for people with intellectual disabilities in the labour market - Online
DESCRIPTION:As the goal of the project is to foster the inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities in the open labour market through diversity management\, in this event we will bring the perspective of companies sharing their experiences and knowledge of employing people with intellectual disabilities. \nAs the COVID-19 pandemic brought deep impacts in all areas of the life of people with intellectual disabilities\, the employment situation is no different. Even though it is too soon to have a precise picture of the effects\, there are some important impacts we can already see. In the event\, we will also talk about the impact the pandemic has had on the lives of people with intellectual disabilities in Europe when it comes to employment. \nSpeakers confirmed: Klaus Candussi – Managing Director at Atempo\, Melanie Wimmer – Staff member of Atempo\, Anouk Van Hoofstadt – Senior Researcher at Antwerp Management School\, Sarah Stemgée – Human Resources Director at Antwerp Management School\, Thibeau Bastien – Junior Researcher at Antwerp Management School. \nClick here to register
URL:https://www.autismeurope.org/fr/event/work-to-inclusion-jobs-for-people-with-intellectual-disabilities-in-the-labour-market-online/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Inclusion Europe":MAILTO:secretariat@inclusion-europe.org
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