European Self-Advocacy summit

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Hi Everyone!

We are very much looking forward to welcoming you to the European Self-Advocacy Summit 2026.

It will take place on Thursday, 26 March, at 18:00 CET on Zoom.

You can find Instructions for Zoom with pictures below.

The event will be interpreted into English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Romanian, Maltese, Hungarian, Czech, and Polish.

 

Program

18:00 Welcome & Ice Breaker

Elisabeth Gudenus, Project Manager EU for Trisomy 21

18:10 What is the European Self Advocacy Network?

Self Advocate Maria James from Malta 

18:20 Why Self-Advocates Must Be Heard in European Decision-Making

Alex Agius Saliba, Member of the European Parliament

18:25 Interviews of our Self Advocates

- Self Advocate Anna Virág from Hungary, interviewed by Ágnes Demeczky

- Self Advocate Simone Bello from Italy, interviewed by Sara Faggiana

ZOOM Instructions

How to change language

Zoom Instructions

If you want to change the language of our event, click the globe icon in your Zoom call and choose your language.

We will have interpretation in the following languages:

English

Español (Spanish)

Français (French)

Deutsch (German)

Italiano (Italian)

Română (Romanian)

Malti (Maltese)

Magyar (Hungarian)

Čeština (Czech) - this channel will be called Japanese! We apologise for the inconvenience. 

Polski (Polish)

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- Take part in society.

- Know their rights and stand up for them.

- Make their own choices.

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