Inclusive Professions: New Visions for Deaf People
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The talk reviews Italian initiatives to increase professional and educational inclusion for deaf people by using assistive technologies, specialized training programs, and institutional support. It contrasts expanding, more inclusive training pathways and skills recognition with the still-traditional approaches of the labor market, and highlights concrete new career opportunities aimed at encouraging improved workplace inclusion.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Event introduction
- 1:59ENS role and goals
- 3:02Deaf people diversity
- 6:15ENS skills and accessibility
- 8:03Cultural barriers and perspectives
- 11:35Labor law evolution
- 14:35Digital new professions
- 16:42Accessible professions for deaf
- 19:32Technology and work autonomy
- 23:01Disability perspectives change
- 24:26Autonomy project for foreign deaf
- 30:57Training and integration experiences
- 35:03Workplace communication basics
- 41:05Tech for specialist professions
- 44:19High-level profession examples
- 46:29Q&A
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