EULiST Online Workshop on Inclusive Mobility for Students with Disabilities, taking place on May 14th from 9:00-12:00 (CET).

This online workshop, organized by the EULiST Task Group 2.5 Student/Academic Services, will bring together colleagues from across EULiST to explore ways to enhance mobility opportunities for students with disabilities. The session will focus on raising awareness, sharing best practices, and providing practical insights on available services and funding opportunities.

Workshop Objectives:

• Raise awareness of services available to students with disabilities in mobility programs.
• Provide practical information on funding opportunities, including Erasmus+ support.
• Promote inter-university cooperation by addressing challenges and sharing best practices.
• Facilitate discussions on how universities can improve support for students and staff.

Event Structure:

• Plenary Session: Experts from our universities will share insights on inclusive mobility, funding opportunities, and inter-university cooperation.
• Breakout Rooms: Interactive discussions on key topics, allowing participants to exchange experiences and strategies.

This workshop is designed for staff working in inclusion and diversity offices, international offices involved in mobility, teachers interested in inclusive education, and people with disabilities who want to share their experiences and insights. Particularly this workshop concerns the Task Group 2.5 Student Services, Task Group 1.6 Diversity and Inclusion and the mobility group Erasmus Task Force. Please forwards to any person at your institution interested in this opportunity. 

If you wish to participate, please confirm your attendance by filling out this form by May 9th. After registration, we will provide you with further details with the connection Zoom link.

Link to the form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdhYAcv29HunEgskd0y1MNaTCrVEI1Pw9txnjEQkXocA1eY1w/viewform (if you don´t have a Google account, use an Incognitio window in your browser and you should be able to sign up)

If you have suggestions for topics or contributions, feel free to contact us: Tinatin Kakabadze – tinatin.kakabadze@imt.fr and Lisa Wikberg – lisa.wikberg@ju.se