[Pdf-women] [PDFlist] CBR/CBID Pacific Regional Dialogues

[Paradise Tabucala]

Bula Mataiti,

I have sought clarity on this and unfortunately, we only have a paper form. You will need to fill in the form and return it to the team namely Programme Officer Maria Miller who will assist you once received.

Kind regards

Paradise Tabucala
Communications Officer
Pacific Disability Forum
Ground Floor, Kadavu House, Victoria Parade  |  GPO Box 18458  |  Suva, Fiji

Phone: (+679) 3312008  |  (+679) 3307530
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Fax: (+679) 3310469
Email: paradise.tabucala at pacificdisability.org
Website: www.pacificdisability.org



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Subject: Re: [PDFlist] CBR/CBID Pacific Regional Dialogues

Kia orana, Bula Paradise-thank you for this and do we have an online registration form please

Regards
Mmataiti
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On 6 Oct 2021, at 2:47 pm, Paradise Tabucala <Paradise.Tabucala at pacificdisability.org<mailto:Paradise.Tabucala at pacificdisability.org>> wrote:

From PDF & CBR Global Network:

Dear all,

The Pacific Disability Forum in partnership with CGN is organizing a series of Dialogue sessions to address
the broader needs of persons with disabilities such as education, health, social, livelihood and
empowerment, facilitating inclusion and participation within the community.

Below are the dialogue sessions which have been set out and also attached is the registration form.

CBR/CBID Pacific Regional Dialogue
5 Regional Dialogues

Theme 1:  Community Level Support including Rehabilitation.
More than 10 years after the adoption of the CRPD and less than 10 years away of the culmination of the 2030 development agenda (SDGS).  This is a good time to reflect CBR/CBID and present to the international community how CBR/CBID is uniquely contributing to the fulfilment of the SDG agenda, specially towards SDG 10 Reducing inequalities and SDG 11 Sustainable cities and communities.
Date:  October 27th, 2021.
Time:  11am to 1pm (Fiji Time)

Theme 2:  Financial well-being, livelihoods and work and routes out of poverty.
This theme invites discussion on a range of topics related to financial well-being, poverty and work. The dialogue will be shaped by experiences in the Pacific where national progress has been made in one or more areas while at the same time, the whole world has experienced the ill-effects of the global pandemic on lives and livelihoods.
Date:  November 8th, 2021.
Time:  11am to 1pm (Fiji Time)

Theme 3:  Justice, choice and power.
This theme is interesting because it will enable the participants to address and reflect on some of the more subtle and underlying issues.  Issues that are often barriers to full participation and inclusion of people with disabilities in society and the role of community in changing this.  It will move from thinking about the problem to identifying some potential solutions and actions that CBR/CBID actors might take.  This theme therefore invites discussion about the more invisible and intractable aspects of disability exclusion and what can be done about them.
Date:  November 11th, 2021.
Time:  11am to 1pm (Fiji Time)

Theme 4:  Intersectionality and CBR.
Social groups and individuals are not all the same and are constantly changing. Intersectional approaches recognize the complexity of people and social groups by taking historical, social, economic, cultural and political contexts into account. Intersectionality is defined as the interaction between different aspects of identity such as gender, race, age, disability, ethnicity and other categories of social difference in individual lives and the outcomes of these interactions in terms of power.
Date:  November 16th, 2021.
Time:  11am to 1pm (Fiji Time)

Theme 5:  Innovations in the community.
Innovation refers to actions to create and implement/utilize new ideas, processes, or products for effective change. It is about transforming ideas into practical reality usually intended to mitigate particular concerns.  This theme will involve sharing information on the various innovations utilized by participants at the different levels, providing an opportunity for shared learning to improve service delivery to augment effective resource utilization for sustainability and inclusive development.
Date:  November 17th, 2021.
Time:  11am to 1pm (Fiji Time)

Kind regards

Paradise Tabucala
Communications & PR Officer
Pacific Disability Forum.
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