On July 5 and 6, partners met in Brussels (Belgium) to hold the last transnational partners meeting where we could review the project and organise the next steps. Also, the Final Conference took place in the European Economic and Social Committee and we counted with Ana Sofia Antunes, Secretary of State for Inclusion from Portugal. …
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On April 2 was World Autism Awareness Day (WAAD). On that occasion all other partners of the Erasmus+ project Young Mediators for Inclusion (YMI) joined Autism-Europe in an awareness raising campaign with its member organisations dedicated to “A happy journey through life”. At the heart of Autism-Europe’s current campaign is promoting the needs and wishes …
Presentation of the Project YMI and Perspectives for the future, 30 noviembre 2021 Burgos The National Seminar was held online, due to the pandemic situation. A total of 48 participants attended the Seminar. We presented the Project, objectives, target audience, development and results so far, inlcuding Literature review, Focus groups with Autistic people and Focus …
“SEMINARY NATIONAL YMI” Erasmus +, Young Mediators for Inclusion of people with autism Read More »
The event took place in 23 November 2021 and it is available in Youtube The National Seminar concerning the International Erasmus+ Project “Young Mediators for Inclusion” – YMI, coordinated by Inovar Autismo, took place on 23rd November 2021 in Portugal. The opening ceremony was attended by Ana Sofia Antunes, Secretary of State for the Inclusion …
From February 24 to March 25, 2021 thirteen young mediators participated in YMI’s first online training course in Burgos Spain. The training course aims to empower and train young mediators for inclusion to promote the participation of autistic children and young people in activities developed by community structures. Participants of the course came from a …
Young mediators trained on the social inclusion of autistic people in Burgos Read More »
On World Autism Awareness Day (April 2), partners of the YMI project participated in the second stage of Autism-Europe’s awareness raising campaign, “I can learn. I can work”. The campaign aims to inform and raise awareness on access to education and employment for people on the autism spectrum, even during the pandemic and its containment …
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On October 24, 2020 Young Mediators for Inclusion Project (YMI) partner, Inovar Autismo hosted an international webinar under the theme “Human Rights Matter” – 4 Major Topics | 4 Countries | 4 Challenges. The webinar featured a panel dedicated to the YMI project in which the first results of the project were shared with attendees. …
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On September 10 and 11, around 20 partners from Italy, Spain, Portugal, Belgium and Greece participated in the second transnational meeting of the YMI project to assess the project’s progress as well as to ensure its viability and success. The meeting, that was supossed to be hosted by project partner Autismo Burgos in Spain, was held online …
YMI holds its second transnational meeting online due to the COVID-19 pandemic Read More »
In July 2020, the ‘Young Mediators for Inclusion’ project YMI has successfully completed its first phase, aiming at collecting good practices for the success for inclusion of young people with autism in the community’s activities. To do this, partners have relied on a literature review and on the organisation of focus groups and round tables made up …
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On World Autism Awareness Day (April 2), partners of the YMI project joined Autism-Europe’s two-year awareness raising campaign, “I can learn. I can work.” to promote access to education and employment for people on the autism spectrum. In line with the objectives of the YMI project, the campaign recognizes the importance of developing inclusive non …
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