Explore youth inclusion in the disability movement with Kamil Goungor, a prominent advocate. Learn about ENIL and its key campaigns promoting independent living, deinstitutionalization, and more.

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Explore the historical journey of caring for individuals with disabilities, from institutionalization to deinstitutionalization and the shift towards community integration. Understand the challenges and intentions behind these transitions, highlighting the shift from the custodial model to a more pe

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Explore the concept of institutional theory, which focuses on the stability and change of institutions and organizations. Learn about institutionalization, deinstitutionalization, and reinstitutionalization, as well as the definitions of institutions and organizations. Discover how institutions like

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Personal assistance is a crucial aspect of promoting human rights for individuals with disabilities, as outlined in the CRPD. It plays a key role in enabling autonomy, independence, and inclusion in society. The CRPD emphasizes the importance of providing access to various forms of support, includin

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This research delves into the birth of the Disabled People's Movement (DPM) amidst crises of institutionalization and deinstitutionalization from 1948 to 1973. It rethinks the causes and consequences of the early DPM, highlighting the impact of a social care crisis on disabled individuals. The narra

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This training session focuses on how the ICJ Rules address secure detention for juveniles and the enforcement of the OJJDP exclusion within state judiciary. Explore topics such as serving juveniles while protecting communities, the JJDPA, deinstitutionalization of status offenders, and voluntary/non

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Guidelines for deinstitutionalization in the European Union emphasize necessary components like legislation, leadership, and service coordination. Humanization and support in the community are key aspects of the process, focusing on transition from an institutional to community-oriented culture. The

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The development of Community Psychology in the 1960s was influenced by social and political movements such as the Civil Rights Movement, the Feminist Movement, and the deinstitutionalization of mental patients. This period saw the establishment of community-based mental health services and the birth

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