‘Inclusion is about mental access and emotional access to spaces’
Inclusion is not just physical access but also having mental access and emotional access to spaces, said S. Gokul, Mayiladuthurai Additional Collector (development) and DRDA Project Officer at a conference in Chennai on Saturday. He was speaking at the valedictory ceremony of the third edition of the International Conference on ‘Empowerment Beyond Barrier: Global Perspectives on Education, Development and Innovation’ jointly organised by the Patrician College of Arts and Science and Adelphi University, New York, U.S.
- ▪Inclusion is not just physical access but also having mental access and emotional access to spaces, said S.
- ▪Gokul, Mayiladuthurai Additional Collector (development) and DRDA Project Officer at a conference in Chennai on Saturday.
- ▪He was speaking at the valedictory ceremony of the third edition of the International Conference on ‘Empowerment Beyond Barrier: Global Perspectives on Education, Development and Innovation’ jointly organised by the Patrician College of Art
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Inclusion is not just physical access but also having mental access and emotional access to spaces, said S. Gokul, Mayiladuthurai Additional Collector (development) and DRDA Project Officer at a conference in Chennai on Saturday. He was speaking at the valedictory ceremony of the third edition of the International Conference on ‘Empowerment Beyond Barrier: Global Perspectives on Education, Development and Innovation’ jointly organised by the Patrician College of Arts and Science and Adelphi University, New York, U.S.
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