We would like to present the following Manifesto to society and the public authorities to mark the World Deaf Day “We have a lot to say”, which coincides this year 2023, with the 45th anniversary of the Spanish Confederation of Families of Deaf People (FIAPAS).  

We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2022 to society and the public authorities to mark the World Deaf Day.

We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2021 to society and the public authorities to mark the World Deaf Day.  

We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2020 to society and the public authorities to mark the World Deaf Day.  

We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2019 to society and the public authorities to mark the World Deaf Day.

On the occasion of World Deaf Day and on the 40th anniversary of FIAPAS, we are presenting the 2018 Manifesto to Society and to the Public Authorities.

We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2017 to society and the public authorities to mark the World Deaf Day, which coincides with the 10th anniversary of the adoption of the Law 27/2007 recognising Spanish sign languages and regulating the means of support for the oral communication by the deaf, people with hearing […]

We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2016 to society and the public authorities to mark the World Deaf Day, which coincides with the 10th anniversary of the adoption of the International Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, in order to underline the parents’ needs to properly exercise their rights and […]

We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2015 to society and the public authorities to mark the World Deaf Day, and share an image of deaf people’s empowerment, which results from providing them with the necessary resources. An image that shows us that everyone’s effort is useful, that progress has been made, and […]

We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2014 to society and the public authorities to mark the World Deaf Day, in order to contribute towards a better understanding of the current situation of people with hearing loss, and to demand the provision of the hearing and oral communication support resources they may require, […]

We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2013 to society and the public authorities to mark the World Deaf Day, in order to convey what Society needs to know about people with hearing loss and their right to a “barrier-free education”.

We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2012 to society and the public authorities to mark the World Deaf Day, in order to point out that the measures for the rationalisation of public expenditure and the sustainability of Health, Education and Social Services cannot undermine the fundamental rights of people with disabilities, in […]

We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2011 to society and the public authorities to mark the World Deaf Day, in order to highlight the right of deaf people who communicate in the spoken language and hearing aids and implants users to live independently and to be included and participate in society.

We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2010 to society and the public authorities to mark the World Deaf Day, where measures are proposed so that this group can exercise their right to access communication, information and knowledge in the social environment and public spaces like any other citizen.

We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2009 to society and the public authorities to mark the World Deaf Day, in which it demands the provision of resources that allow deaf people to be full citizens, which, in addition to being a social benefit, will allow in the future to maximise the investment […]

We would like to present the following FIAPAS Manifesto 2008 to society and the public authorities to mark the World Deaf Day, in which it underlines that in Education there are no shortcuts: not all methodologies, not all resources are useful to ensure that deaf people have access to oral language and to the same […]