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Together with persons with disabilites and the Wohnstätten Zwyssig in Zurich, inclusion360 organized the first demonstration for the International Day of Persons with Disabilities in Switzerland on December 3, 2021. Until then, people with intellectual disabilities had hardly had a political platform in Switzerland. That’s why the demonstration was launched. It has since taken place four times, with key demands including voting and election rights for all people with disabilities. The next demonstration will take place, the European Day of Protest for the Equality of People with Disabilities, at Helvetiaplatz in Zurich. Will you be there?

inclusion360 supported the development and implementation of the new football initiative GC Zürich Unified. The project aims to enable people with intellectual disabilities to play football within the existing structures of GC Zürich. The vision: people with disabilities should no longer be limited to participating in sports through separate or specialized organizations, but be fully included in the regular structures of mainstream sports associations. GC has launched Zurich’s first team that does not operate within segregated systems. Since September 2024, GC Unified has been active and on the field.

With our Inclusive Lens, inclusion360 offers comprehensive support as well as targeted briefings for demonstrations, workshops and events. Our goal is to ensure that all people, whether with or without disabilities, can participate equally. Through our Inclusive Lens, we analyze your demonstrations, events or workshops to identify and remove barriers so that full participation becomes possible for everyone. Together we’ll find solutions to ensure that people with disabilities are no longer excluded from exciting and engaging events.

inclusion360 supported the Verein für eine inklusive Schweiz in the submission of the inclusion initiative, which aims to achieve both actual and legal equality for persons with disabilities. The event took place on September 5, 2024, at the Federal Square in Bern. It began with a demonstration attended by around 1,300 persons with disabilities and allies, featuring moving speeches. Afterwards, 107,000 signatures in support of the inclusion initiative were submitted to the Federal Chancellery in Bern. inclusion360 ensured that the submission was planned and carried out in a participatory manner by persons with disabilities. Additionally, it was ensured that the event was accessible to all participants.

The Inclusion Exchange project by inclusion360 aimed to create a platform where people with and without disabilities could learn with and from each other on equal footing. The goal was for all participants to leave the events with a better understanding of the concept of inclusion and the ability to integrate it into their everyday lives. The idea stemmed from the realization that many people have little or no contact with persons with disabilities. The project particularly aimed to reach the younger generation, so they could benefit from these encounters in their future careers and implement measures to make their work environments more inclusive. In this context, inclusion360 organized numerous events for people both with and without disabilities.