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Serhii Burov, Director of the Human Rights Education House in Chernihiv.
Photo credits: Andrii Naumenko / UNDP in Ukraine
2023-07-16: Slim Zeghal, Board Member, CEO of Altea Packaging speaks during the PPPs in North Africa, for sustainable and inclusive growth at Tunisia ( Day 1 ).
The Accessibility Design Competition (ADC), organised by RMIT Careers, Alumni & Industry Relations in partnership with RMIT Wellbeing and RMIT Student Council, aims to seek innovative, inclusive design and ideas to enable people with physical, sensory, and cognitive disabilities to access, function and excel in working environment.
Roman Kobets, a PhD holder in philosophy and an expert at the Better Regulation Delivery Office (BRDO).
Photo credits: Andrii Naumenko / UNDP in Ukraine
This CreativeMornings/Honolulu event was generously hosted by The BoxJelly.
Matt Bruening was our speaker.
The event was globally sponsored by Adobe, MailChimp, and Wordpress.com.
The event was locally sponsored by Moke’s Bread and Breakfast, Honolulu Coffee Company, Aesop, Ellemsee Media, The Box Jelly, Candela Strategy Group, , and Professional Image Hawaii.
All photos by Megan Moura.
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Sandos Playacar is a beach front all inclusive resort located 45 minutes south of Cancun Mexico! They offer a special promotion where families can get more than 50% off their stay for attending a presentation and learning about the Royal Elite Vacation Club.
Photo by David Kotsibie. Event featuring Jael Ealey Richardson, Salimah Kassam, Ivan Coyote and Lisa Charleyboy. Unique voices from the Wordfest lineup filter through the “white noise” surrounding the charged concept of inclusivity. The panel tackles hot button issues such as: “What does diversity mean anyway today?” and “Who gets to decide what stories receive mainstream attention?” to “What voices are (still) absent or underrepresented in the book world?” This salon-style discussion is organized by the Festival’s volunteer White Noise Talks committee.
2023-07-16: Mohamed Zmerli, Project Owner at Ministry of Equipment and Housing, Tunisia attends the PPPs in North Africa, for sustainable and inclusive growth at Tunisia ( Day 1 ).
nullCrim & Inclusive Improv
Where:
University of Huddersfield, UK. Creative Arts Building, Atrium
When:
2009
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Open to All - Designing for the Full Range of Human Experience. An exhibit at the Center for Architecture and Design by AIA Seattle
The Forum for Freedom of Religion or Belief and Inclusive Development took place on 11 June 2019 in London. It was organised by the Coalition for Religious Equality and Inclusive Development (CREID), an international consortium led by the Insitute of Development Studies (IDS) whose partners include: Al-Khoei Foundation, CSW (Christian Solidarity Worldwide) and Minority Rights Group. Image credit: Lance Bellers.
For more information about CREID, visit www.ids.ac.uk/creid
Photo by David Kotsibie. Event featuring Jael Ealey Richardson, Salimah Kassam, Ivan Coyote and Lisa Charleyboy. Unique voices from the Wordfest lineup filter through the “white noise” surrounding the charged concept of inclusivity. The panel tackles hot button issues such as: “What does diversity mean anyway today?” and “Who gets to decide what stories receive mainstream attention?” to “What voices are (still) absent or underrepresented in the book world?” This salon-style discussion is organized by the Festival’s volunteer White Noise Talks committee.
Anna Mysyshyn, Doctor of Philosophy in Law and Head of the Institute for Innovative Governance, an NGO.
Photo credits: Andrii Naumenko / UNDP in Ukraine
(يقول تعالى: (وَلتكُن مِنكُم أُمّة يَدعُونَ إلى الخَيرِ ويَأمُرُونَ بِالمعرُوفِ وَيَنهونَ عَنِ المنكَرِ وأُولئك هُمُ المفلحِون
Policy Dialogue on Promoting Inclusive, Quality and Job-Rich Economic Growth in Emerging Economies organized by MOLE
Participants: MOLE, Line Ministries, State Government representatives and academia.
Date: 7th July 2016
Photographer - Prabhat
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Hosted by Australia at the Cambodiana Hotel, delegates were invited to celebrate ability at a reception showcasing inclusive arts and cultural projects in Cambodia.
The evening of music, dance and theatre allowed delegates to participate in arts and sculpting workshops.
Delegates also shopped for souvenirs / gifts at a handicrafts marketplace set up by artisans from across Cambodia that run projects for some of the nation’s most vulnerable people.
The Forum for Freedom of Religion or Belief and Inclusive Development took place on 11 June 2019 in London. It was organised by the Coalition for Religious Equality and Inclusive Development (CREID), an international consortium led by the Insitute of Development Studies (IDS) whose partners include: Al-Khoei Foundation, CSW (Christian Solidarity Worldwide) and Minority Rights Group. Image credit: Lance Bellers.
For more information about CREID, visit www.ids.ac.uk/creid
In Mogadishu, UN Special Representative, Catriona Laing and colleagues joined officials from Ministry of Interior, Federal Affairs & Reconciliation, Ministry Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Office of the Prime Minister and representatives from the International community, for an ‘Inclusive Politics Round- Table Discussion’ She underscored the need for international partners to scale up support to the Federal Government of Somalia’s iinclusive politics agenda through the Somali Joint Fund.
UN Photo/Mukhtar Nuur
2010 SPRING LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE: INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP
Saturday, February 27, 2010 | 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.| Student Center
Conference Overview - This one-day conference aimed to help students learn how to be an inclusive leader. Participants recognized how power and privilege affect leadership, examined personal identity development and how it impacts their leadership style, and learned to apply key leadership principles responsibly in diverse personal and professional environments. Members of the Temple undergraduate community began the day with a keynote address from Ann Aerts of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP and then participated in a day filled with workshops and forums on a diverse array of topics under the umbrella of inclusive leadership. This event fostered dialogue and engaged learning with the hope that participants will continue this important conversation and effectively lead in diverse contexts.
Opening Keynote Address - Ann Aerts is the Director in the Internal Audit Services practice with PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP and actively involved in civic and community organizations including: Big Brother Big Sister, NABA ACAPS, Exploring, LEADERSHIP Philadelphia and the Girard Coalition Incorporated (an organizations with the mission to further develop the Girard Avenue business corridor, building "a place to be" for diverse businesses and individuals).