Sentence examples for inclusion persons from inspiring English sources

The Conference also presented the final results of the campaign „I'ts about abilities", as well as the Champions of Inclusion – persons who have made a significant contribution to inclusion of children.

In each village, pairs of a parent and a child <5 years of age were randomly chosen for inclusion (1,045 persons in the AZT MDA treatment group and 1,008 persons in the control group for follow-up).

In Pakistan, Handicap International (HI) and Save the Children built child-friendly inclusive spaces and developed sector-wide guidance on inclusion of persons with disabilities, especially in protection projects.

"Haiti is a model for exclusion," says Michel Pean, who was secretary of state for the inclusion of persons with disabilities in Haiti from 2007-11 and is blind himself.

It permits the inclusion of persons under 21 years of age on narcotics guidance councils set up by localities, or community hoards established by New York City school dis tricts.

The event was part of a broader research collaboration between The Conference Board China Center and YTI to increase understanding of workforce inclusion of persons with disabilities in China, and to identify practical ways forward for employers.

From College to Careers: Fostering Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in STEM.

The small sample size, low rates of STEM majors, and inclusion of persons with missing SAT among this group of low ability students leads to considerable noise in the estimation.

From College to Careers: Fostering Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in STEM is the product of a collaborative project initiated to examine current issues and explore future directions for improving the academic success and career entry rate of postsecondary students with disabilities (SWDs) in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields.

Fostering Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in STEM is the product of a collaborative project initiated to examine current issues and explore future directions for improving the academic success and career entry rate of postsecondary students with disabilities in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields.

Teresa has been actively engaged in activities to promote inclusion of persons with disabilities.