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EDbN Papers

  1. Salou, October 2006. EDbN European Family Event Conference "LISTEN TO ME 3".
    Barcelona, Catalonia - Spain, 2006.     NEW

  2. Family event "Listen to me 2" Slettestrand, Northern Jutland. DK. 2004. 20th - 26th June 2004.

  3. London meeting. EDbN Reconstitution. March 2003. The EDbN remains as an organization that involves professionals, families and deafblind people at a European level but in the future the key will be to work with and provide opportunities for networking for parents.

  4. Family event "Listen to me" Ruvo di Puglia (BA, Italy)2002. 20th - 27th October 2002.

  5. Brussels seminar, May 2002. The Social Inclussion of Deafblind people in Europe.
    There are at least 150,000 deafblind citizens livings in the European Union. The personal testimony which forms the basis of this report, reveals a group of people who count as amongst the most socially excluded citizens in Europe. They face unique disadvantages in a world that is organised for the hearing and sighted.
    The report goes on to make recommendations on how the European Union can play a role in combating social exclusion.

  6. Vienna seminar, May 2001. Deafblind people, parents and professionals working together. What happens after deafblind people have finished school? The role of deafblind people and family members in the development of services.

  7. Ancona seminar, May 2000. Equal opportunities and access for deafblind people.

  8. Family event "3rd European Family Conference" Kosice, Slovakia. 1999. September 1999. The theme of the conference was "Parents as Resources -How Parents can help other Parents and Professionals". The aim was to exchange knowledge and ideas which could be of benefit to other parents and professionals, particularly in countries where specialist services and support are limited or non existent.

  9. Report on parents conference in The Netherlands 18th - 21th of september 1997. There were approximately 80 persons from all over Europe. Also from Africa and Canada..

  10. Dublin Seminar, November 1997 Report back from the groups discussions: Deafblind people, professionals and parents.

For more information please contact Ricard Lopez at EDbN, edbn@sordoceguera.com .

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