After a year of online meetings and activities, finally, the ACCEASY Team meets in presence in Limassol (Cyprus) where the workshop for professionals (3 for each project partner) in the field of intellectual and developmental disabilities took place from 7 to 11 July 2021. The experts who took part in the course will be the…
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ACCEASY Network
Become a member ACCEASY CULTURAL HERITAGE provides its members with an opportunity to play a key role in building a more inclusive Europe. You can learn, share and be part of a change. Who can join? Individual members or organizations and institutions working in the field of tourism, cultural heritage, support for persons with disabilities…
ACCEASY Sites/Monuments
Cyprus: Ancient Amathus The Amathus archaeological site is located 11 km east of the city of Limassol and is considered one of the most important ancient and historical sites of Cyprus. Traces of the earliest human presence, dating to the Neolithic period, have been detected during archaeological excavations on the hills neighbouring Amathus. During the…
Project Results
The project will develop the following products: Database with key technical concepts, adapted to easy to read and understand and in 5 languages. O1. Manual aimed at professionals in heritage sector. A guide with practical advice and instructions so that cultural heritage in all its dimensions can be accessible to all people. O2. Training action…
Methodology
The project starts with the selection of easy-to-read methods and Augmentative and Alternative Communication Systems that will be applied throughout the life of the project. Database In parallel, we begin to design a database of entries of terms related to heritage that will be “translated” to easy to read and understand language. In each country a group…
About Project
The aim of Acceasy is to promote an inclusive and accessible European heritage for people with intellectual disabilities and/or cognitive difficulties. Lack of accessibility of heritage from a cognitive point of view is due to the use of a complex language, to the lack of consideration of the needs of people with intellectual disabilities and/or…