Accessibility in Employment
This brochure provides essential information on the measures required to ensure accessibility in employment for people with hearing disabilities, with
Technology modernisation and promotion of the digital transformation of FIAPAS for social action
This video, which is part of the communication works of the campaign Technology modernisation and promotion of the digital transformation
Video. Healthy accoustic environments
VIDEO WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES This video is made with the aim of informing about healthy and sustainable acoustic spaces in
Social and occupational inclusion of people with hearing disabilities. Let’s remove the barriers
An informative brochure published by FIAPAS that contains information on the organisation’s Occupational Inclusion Network which focuses on the social and occupational inclusion of deaf people in normal business.
It includes an insert with incentives for those employing people with disabilities.
Inclusive and accessible digital environments for people with deafness. Recommended guidelines for online classes, video conferences and video meetings
This infographic, entitled ‘Inclusive and accessible digital environments for people with deafness’, aims to provide deaf people and their families
Job Insertion Network: Active Job Search
Deaf people seeking or improving on employment and their families may face certain situations when entering the workplace after completing
FIAPAS Manifesto 2021. Inclusive and accessible goods, services, spaces and environments
We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2021 to society and the public authorities to mark the World
FIAPAS Manifesto 2020. Fundamentally, we are talking about rights
We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2020 to society and the public authorities to mark the World
FIAPAS Journal 172
EDITORIAL: Letter to the FIAPAS-Associative Movement of Families. REPORT: COVID-19 does not stop FIAPAS. FIAPAS NETWORKS: An “X” that is
HOW TO COMMUNICATE WITH A DEAF PERSON
We provide some simple guidelines to communicate more easily with a hearing loss person and that might be very useful