Confirmed Speakers/Panellists:
- Anupam Ahuja, International Development
Partners
- Prof. Mel Ainscow, University
of Manchester
- Bill Brohier, CBM International
- Lawrence F. Campbell, ICEVI
- Aishath Didi, UNICEF Maldives
- Prof. Abdul Hameed, University
of the Punjab
- Els Heijnen, SDC/Helvetas
- Vivian Heung, Hong Kong Institute
of Education
- Martin Omagor-Loican, Ministry
of Education and Sport [Uganda]
- Prof. Solveig Alma Lyster, University
of Oslo
- Seto Mulyadi, Indonesian Children's
Rights Commission
- Sheldon Shaeffer, UNESCO Bangkok
- Ass. Prof. Miriam Donath Skjørten,
University of Oslo
- Prof. Sunaryo Kartadinata, Indonesia
University of Education
- Prof. Much. Syamsulhadi, University
of Sebelas Maret
- Karin van Dijk, CBM International
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here to download further information related to the speakers and participants:
http://www.idp-europe.org/symposium/overview.pdf
Mission and Vision
The vision of the International Symposium
is to support the development of child-friendly, democratic, transparent,
inclusive and tolerant schools and societies in Asia. Schools and societies
that embraces diversity, creativity and freedom of expression for every
child, youth and adult regardless of gender, ability, disability and cultural-,
ethnic-, religious-, social- and economic background.
The programme of all the plenary and
group sessions will be based on the:
Objectives and Expected
Outcome
- Progress of the Education for All,
Inclusion and Child Friendly School movements in Asia
- Progress of implementation of the
Bangkok,
Bandung
and Islamabad
Declarations [all related to inclusive education]
- Facilitate co-ordination of government
and non-government Education for All, Inclusion and Child Friendly School
projects, programmes and activities in Asia
- Initiate co-operation between government
and non-government education, health and social programmes
- Introduce the newest development
within the field of inclusion to key stakeholders in Asia
- Introduce innovative tertiary education
programmes related to inclusion to key stakeholders Asia
- Initiate internet discussion groups
related to inclusion in the region [build on already existing networks
linked to EENET Asia]
- Draft recommendations to governments,
tertiary education institutions, schools, international organisations,
non-government- and disabled persons organisations, religious communities
and other stakeholders
- Establish an EENET Asia Working
Group to evaluate the progress of the development towards inclusion
and the recommendations from the Symposium
Download the Mission and Vision &
Objectives and Expected Outcome:
Bahasa
Indonesia http://www.idp-europe.org/symposium/MissionAndVision_in.pdf
English
http://www.idp-europe.org/symposium/MissionAndVision_en.pdf
Programme and Organising Committee
- Anupam Ahuja [IDP International
Development Partners]
- Diyah Ariani [Directorate of Special
Education/MoNE]
- Edna Betty [Directorate of Special
Education/MoNE]
- Sylvia Djawahir [Braillo Norway]
- Mira Fajar [UNESCO]
- Alexander Thomas Hauschild [Braillo
Norway]
- Budi Hermawan [West Java Education
Authorities/MoNE]
- Abdul Mukti [Directorate of Special
Education/MoNE]
- Mudjito [Directorate of Special
Education/MoNE]
- Susi Septaviana [Braillo Norway]
- Miriam Donath Skjørten [University
of Oslo]
- Sri Soedarsono [ICEVI]
- David Spiro [HKI Helen Keller International]
- Alisher Umarov [UNESCO]
- Terje Magnussønn Watterdal
[Braillo Norway/IDP]
... we also like to thank the following
organisations for their support:
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