The Add@Me project aims at empowering young people with a visual impairment (youngsters with vi) to become key players in processes concerning their own social inclusion at EU level. As the last step of implementing the Add@Me project, we carried Read more…
Between the 11th April and the 15th April, we got the opportunity to participate at an LTTA project (Learning teaching training activities) in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. It is a training for teachers, social workers and families of visually impaired and blind Read more…
Article written by Faruk Where had we left off? My name is Faruk and I am the new ESC volunteer from Turkey working at the Views International office. You may have remembered me from the issue of a few months Read more…
My name is Clarence and I am from Liège in Belgium. I am 42 years old and I grew up in Aubin-Neufchâteau, a small village in the province of Liège, in the countryside. I studied in Louvain-La-Neuve, Belgium, Political Science, Read more…
“Young Urban Creative Inclusive Tours” or as we call it “City Tours” is a strategic partnership project between organisations from Germany (coordinator) and partners from Italy, Turkey and Belgium. The project is funded by the YOUTH programme of Erasmus +. Read more…
Join us on 5 April from 17:00 to 19:00 CET for an online event to learn how can you bring changes in how the European Union looks like and be Can I change things in the European Union? During this Read more…
My name is Faruk Demir and I am a candidate for the European solidarity corps (ESC) program, soon to be volunteering at VIEWS International. Journeys always begin with an excitement and thrill that promise you different people to meet, new Read more…
BY Vicky Ago My VIEWS International experience started with sudden but genuine curiosity to enroll in their Belgium volunteer programme, and honestly, I did not expect to be accepted. But Ialways ask myself, what’s the worst that can happen?Well, as Read more…
By Anna Rita de Bonnis In this article I want to tell you about Gillo, an electronic obstacle and person detection device for the blind and partially sighted people. Its creator is the Italian Andrea Masi, who we had the Read more…
by Ivan Karastoyanov The Regional Historical Museum (RHM) in Dobrich – a municipal center in the Northeastern region and the tenth largest city in Bulgaria – has developed and is about to test three accessible tours for blind and partially Read more…