Mountain areas of Lower Silesia – a place of accessibility for people with disabilities
DAY 3 – 29.11.2024 (Friday), place: (room no. 2) 11.45 – 1.45 pm
| No. | Introductory lecture: |
|---|---|
| 1. | dr Wojciech Wiliński, dr hab. Marta Wieczorek, prof. AWF Wrocław, AWF Wrocław, Developing adaptive skills in people with intellectual disabilities during project (DIS)ABLED – LET’S MEET in the mountains. |
| 2. | dr Monika Cyran, Special Program Division at Prince George’s Country Parks and Recreation, Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission USA, Creating Meaningful Therapeutic Recreation Activities: Examples of Outdoor Programs for Individuals with Disabilities Implemented by two American Organizations. |
| 3. | dr Beata Blachura, AWF Wrocław, Downhill skiing as a means of overcoming barriers for blind and visually impaired people. |
| 4. | mgr Dominik Jonas, Active Therapy, Mountain recreation possibilities for people with disabilities. |
| 5. | dr Stanisław Francuz, Stowarzyszenie Inicjatyw Obywatelskich Progres, Changes in the accessibility of mountains in Poland for people with disabilities – action research. |
| 6. | mgr Magda Kowalska, mgr Magdalena Stempska, Imago, Mountains that heal – more than availability. |
| 7. | dr hab. Marta Wieczorek, prof. AWF Wrocław, Lic. Hleb Vasiński, AWF Wrocław, Frame Running – from the stadium to the mountains: new opportunities for mountain tourism for people with disabilities. |