From October 3 to 8, the National Accessibility Week will take place in the Netherlands. During this week, attention is drawn to an accessible society for people with disabilities.
The city of The Hague is also participating. This year the focus is especially on social accessibility. Social accessibility is about how we treat each other. That you are addressed politely, for example. And that your abilities and wishes are taken into account. In short, the key to social accessibility is that everyone feels welcome.
From Tuesday, September 27, to Friday, October 7, an exhibition with portraits and stories of people with invisible disabilities will be on display in the Atrium of City Hall in The Hague. Ashna, Bastine, George, Jacqueline, Jozef, Mirjam, Raymond, Saartje and Sidney tell how they see accessibility in the city.
More information can be found at www.weekvandetoegankelijkheid.nl and www.allemaalhaags.nl.
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Thank you for your interest in organising your activity in the Atrium!Click on the below Application Form button and enter your request.You will receive an answer within a fortnight.
Application form