Recommendations for Organizers of Meetings and Conferences

[Excerpt] Planning and organizing a conference, a meeting or any other event is a complex task, often involving numerous different people. The objective should always be to make the event as beneficial as possible for all participants. Increasingly, also people with intellectual disabilities actively participate in events together with many other participants. This shows the growing inclusion of this group of people in our societies and should be much more promoted. Of course, these participants are often very disappointed when they cannot follow and participate in an event because some basic guidelines for accessibility have not been followed. As organizer of an event, you are in the critical position to include considerations about its accessibility from the beginning of the planning process. Taking care of these issues from the beginning has proven to be most effective and avoids costly changes to programmes and venues

Conference on youth affairs entitled "The way ahead"

Information document on the conference held at The Inverness Court Hotel, London, on 21 November 1981

Recommendations For Speakers in Meetings and Conferences

[Excerpt] It is not easy for a speaker to prepare documents and presentations especially when speaking to diverse audiences, i.e. when people have different languages, different backgrounds, different level of knowledge or include people with intellectual disabilities. Sometimes, speakers do not know how they can transmit information to people with intellectual disability

1987 Twenty-Fourth Space Congress Program

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1994 Thirty-First Space Congress Program

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Panel Session Content

Space Communications Chairman: Dr. George E. Mans-r, Director of Engineering, Collins Radio Company Co-Chairman: Mr. R. E. Jones, National Range Division, NRSC, Patrick AFB, Fla. Content: 1. Acquisition of S-Band Telemetry Data during Spacecraft Launch Phases by F. D. Mclamb of PAA, GMRD, Patrick AFB, Florida 2. ATS-UHF Experiment for Aircraft Communication by J. P. Corrigan of NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Maryland 3. The Master Experiment Goddard Space Flight by c. c. Center, Johnson of NASA Greenbelt, Md. 4. An Approach Toward Increasing the Data Rate of Future Deep Space Communication Systems by s. Chen of Systems Sciences Corporation, Falls Church, Va

1986 Twenty-Third Space Congress Program

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1979 Sixteenth Space Congress Preliminary Program

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Front Matter

Front Matter of the Space Dimensions official magazine of the Canaveral Council of Technical Societies

2002 Thirty-Ninth Space Congress Program

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