Context This project follows the framework of our previous Erasmus+ Adults project Learning mobility of individuals with our Belgium (Nos Pilifs) and Portuguese (APCC) partners. We will work with these same partners once more on the disability field, but also with people with disabilities, professionals and family caregiver. Our work will be further enriched by a Canadian partner via The International Network on the Disability Creation Process (INDCP). The thematic will be : "Views 2 Change: A societal project for placing people with disabilities". Goals 1- Acces to culture and more specifically to the practice and musical creation - Analyze the creative process in an inclusive approach. 2- Improve the social bond, including emotional life, parenthood, and housing related to the support of people - Analyze the factors that improve a disability situation 3- Allow the practice of a transnational mobility to people with disabilities and accompany them in this journey - Analyze the various means allowing these mobilities Numbers and profile of the participants This project involves: people with disabilities (open to all types of disabilities and all ages) the caregivers (parents - siblings - entourage...) the professionals (medico-social - health - education - popular education and human rights movements ...) policies (public policies - elected associative) the general public In total, 26 organizations will participate in the Views 2 Change project, including 15 members of the T'Cap network), and 7 associated partners, a total of 26 structures involved in this project. Within these organizations we have, in other : 5 heads of network, 1 international structure, and a university, more than 40 people will work on this program ! The organizations of the medico-social sector and the partners APCC, Ferme des Pilifs and T'Cap network are in touch with people with disabilities and that is how they will take part in the project. We also know family caregivers motivated by the subjects we develop and who will be associated to our work. Description of activities We will decline our three areas of work as follows: common training in the principles and tools for measuring the Disability Production Process reflections, experiments and information gathering in each of our countries mobilities to meet, practice, exchange, reflect and produce transnational intellectual productions internal and external communication of produced resources and tools dissemination events to our target groups promotion and transmission of our resources to the outside Methodology A steering committee of the overall program to lead the project - intermediate and thematic steering committees to reflect and produce - a transversal communication group to inform internally and externally. A multidisciplinary participation (people with disabilities - family caregivers - professionals - politicians). Result of the expected impacts Overall we want to improve the place of people with disabilities in our society. That they can express themselves, affirm choices and, if necessary, be accompanied by qualified professionals. Thanks to the created resources we wish: to offer people with disabilities greater ease of practice and musical creation, having experienced the conditions of access to these practices to allow an important reflection and changes in the practices of people accompanying the public with disabilities trigger a transnational mobility dynamic for people with disabilities Share these resources namely: The creative kit for all: about accessing the practice and artistic creation The social emancipation portfolio: on the themes of affective life - parenthood and accompanied housing The backpack of mobilities: via the application facilitating these mobilities as well as a starting device All of wich accessible in open source via the digital collaborative case gathering these resources.
- Connect people from diverse backgrounds and live an inclusive approach, in particular via the conceptual framework of the Human Development Model - Disability Production Process (MDH - PPH) - Carry out an analysis on the place of people with disabilities. - Facilitate access to culture for people with disabilities (and more particularly access to the practice of music) - Improve the social link by documenting the experience of the people directly concerned. This by video documents (reverse ITV / thematic testimonies) but also by questionnaires to collect their opinion. Based on these two types of feedback, we also wanted to provide a sensitive analysis carried out via the conceptual framework of the MDH - PPH. - Allow the practice of transnational mobility - Highlight the important work of resources through dissemination events - Work on the continuity of projects after the European program - Define possible avenues of work to be part of a possible European program. Annex 1 Synthetic diagram of the 3 axes of work Annex 2 Overall organization chart of the project
Overall, we wanted: - continue our partnership relationship (APCC/Portugal - Nos Pilifs/Belgium) and add a partner (RIPPH/Quebec) - document our practices (internally and transnationally) - explore and share new fields of reflection - forge partnership links beyond the members of our network We have chosen to work on 3 themes: - Culture and more specifically music (significant experiences on the APCC side and actors of the T'Cap Collective)- . - The social link with three themes to be better investigated: affective and sexual relational life - parenthood - habitat / housing. - The travel of people with disabilities, with a previously shared intuition that a large number of these individuals encounter many obstacles in their travels, especially when they go abroad. More than an intuition, this is also what we experienced during the quarantine of mobility for people with disabilities in this first project. Each of these themes could have been the subject of a European project. This is what made our 2019 - 2022 experience particularly ambitious (without mentioning the Covid effect...!).