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Hartlepool College continued to play its part in the Paralympic 2012 legacy when it hosted a week of inclusive sports from the 21st to 25th of October to promote its new Inclusive Sports Club. Students from across the College took part in a range of sports, including Boccia, Blind Cricket, Sitting Volleyball, Table Cricket and others. The events also gave students without disabilities a chance to try out the sports, and not only gain an appreciation of the different challenges facing disabled people but also how many barriers can be overcome, and how much fun so-called "minority sports" can be.
Photography 2013 by Hartlepool College of Further Education
Hartlepool College continued to play its part in the Paralympic 2012 legacy when it hosted a week of inclusive sports from the 21st to 25th of October to promote its new Inclusive Sports Club. Students from across the College took part in a range of sports, including Boccia, Blind Cricket, Sitting Volleyball, Table Cricket and others. The events also gave students without disabilities a chance to try out the sports, and not only gain an appreciation of the different challenges facing disabled people but also how many barriers can be overcome, and how much fun so-called "minority sports" can be.
Photography 2013 by Hartlepool College of Further Education
Farooq Wardaq, Former Minister of Education, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, speaking at a panel discussion on the role of women in constitution-making processes.
Sustainable peace can only be built if the process is inclusive and all voices are heard equally.
Ensuring that women’s voices are heard and that many more women can participate in re-shaping their own, and their countries future was the focus of a panel discussion November 12 organised by Interpeace and the U.S. Mission.
Research shows that peace accords that include civil society actors such as women’s groups can be at least 50 percent more likely to endure than those that are less inclusive,” said Ambassador Pamela Hamamoto, speaking at the opening of the event.
The panelists at the event held at the Museum of the Red Cross included:
Fatima Outaleb – Founder of Union de l’Action Féminine
Farooq Wardaq – Former Minister of Education, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
Louise Kasser Genecand – Attaché for Intercantonal affairs. Presidential department of the canton of Geneva
Michele Brandt – Director of Interpeace’s Constitution-Making for Peace Programme
Sapana Pradhan Malla – Gender advisor to the Prime Minister of Nepal
H.E Ms. Pamela Hamamoto – Ambassador and permanent representative to the UN in Geneva
U.S. Mission Photo/Eric Bridiers
Some places just have it all rolled into one.. Like a three point inspection for your body mind and soul. Yoga, acupuncture and belly dance class.. bet you didn't know that this place is so good that they can do it all at the same time and have you out on the street in less than 15 minutes - ready to take on the world in yo brand new bad self!
A couple paddles their canoe loaded with camping gear. One of the paddlers has a significant disability. U.S. Forest Service photo.
Photos from the WTO Public Forum 2016 - “Inclusive Trade” photo gallery may be reproduced provided attribution is given to the WTO and the WTO is informed. Photos: © WTO/Studio Casagrande