Integrative Societies and Disability: Open and Smart cities from social sciences

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Integrative Societies and Disability: Open and Smart cities from social sciences

5th and 6th October 2017

CosmoCaixa Barcelona. c/Isaac Newton, 26. Barcelona

https://en.xing-events.com/Bdebate-SmartCities.html

Scientific leaders

Angel Gil
Josep Maria Tormos
Institut Guttmann Neurorehabilitation hospital

Raquel Gallego
Institute of Governance and Public Policies

Poster

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Program

programa_integrative_societies_and_disability.pdf

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Description

The emergence of information and communication technologies, as well as the globalization of economy and information, entails, since the beginning of this century, a profound social structural transformation: family, work, education, information, employment and political participation. Sociological and biological life cycles of people: youth, paternity / maternity or aging are already substantially different.

Moreover, new technologies have led to models of citizen-oriented society where digital management may allow an increasing participation in all spheres of community life. It is in this new social context where B-Debate objectives focus on how people with disabilities can interact in this changing environment, which can sometimes pose new difficulties, new challenges to be met, but also new opportunities.

These will be the main topics of discussion during this B·Debate “Integrative Societies and Disability: Open and Smart cities from social sciences”, an initiative of Biocat and "la Caixa" Foundation, co-organized with Institut Guttmann, and with the collaboration of the Institute of Governance and Public Policies (IGOP-UAB).

The aim of the IIS B·Debate is to create a working framework in the intersection of knowledge from social sciences, information and communication technologies with the aims of:

Analyse the needs of the people with disabilities in relation to their social life in this new scenario: rights, empowerment, participation, etc.
Debate how open and smart cities are going to become models of integrative societies and identify the opportunities that they can provide for people with disabilities.
Identify and define the challenges for this new social scenario to be really inclusive for people with disabilities

Agenda

Thursday, October 5th 2017
8:45	Registration
9:00	Welcome
9:30	SESSION 1: Social Transformation and needs of people with disabilities Chair: Francisco J. Sardón (PREDIF, Valladolid)
9:30	Human rights and disability: the mismatch between norm and reality Leonor Lidón Heras (Valencia Catholic University, Valencia)
9:50	Towards community environments that guarantee rights Josep Maria Solé (Girona Guardianship Foundation, Girona)
10:10	Inclusive societies, smart societies: the human rights based approach to disability contributes to better societies for all Facundo Chávez (ONU, Geneve, Switzerland)
10:30	Discussion Invited experts: Joaquim Bonaventura (MIFAS Group, Girona) Sara Rodríguez (Federation of Associations of Persons with Physical and Organic Disability of Córdoba, Córdoba)
11:00	Coffee break
11:30	SESSION 2: People with disabilities as change drivers Chair: Lary León (ATRESMEDIA Foundation, Madrid)
11:30	The participation of people with disabilities: towards a real change in paradigm? Nicolás Barbieri (Institut de Govern i Polítiques Públiques IGOP-UAB, Barcelona)
11:50	Self advocacy for social inclusion Gary Bourlet (Learning Disability England, Canterbury, UK)
12:10	Community Based Inclusive Development: People with disabilities and communities of the global south leading positive change Karen Heinicke-Montsch (Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR), Germany)
12:30	Discussion Invited experts: Bibiana Bendicho (ASPID, Lleida) Miquel Àngel Aragón (Board of Associations of Barcelona, Barcelona)
13:00	Lunch
14:00	SESSION 3: Urban transformation in the information society Chair: Joan Cornet (European Connected Health Alliance, Barcelona)
14:00	From Smart Cities to Fab Cities: locally productive and globally connected cities Tomas Diez (Smart Citizen, Barcelona)
14:20	Model based ambulatory assessment, behaviour influencing and coaching Martin Klepal (Cork Institute of Technology, Dublin, Irlanda)
14:40	New models of production in the digital city Marco Berlinguer (Institute of Government and Public Policy IGOP-UAB, Barcelona)
15:00	Discussion Invited experts: Israel Rodríguez Giralt (Internet Interdisciplinary Institute IN3-UOC, Barcelona) Montserrat Garcia Blasco (ECOM Confederation Catalunya, Barcelona)
15:30	SESSION 4: Data treatment and citizen empowerment: an opportunity Chair: Josep Lluis Arcos (CSIC Artificial Intelligence Research Institute - UAB, Barcelona)
15:30	Citizen laboratories for open data innovation, a chance to empower people with disabilities Marc Aguilar (i2CAT Foundation, Barcelona)
15:45	QVIDLAB 360º Laboratory of studies of social inclusion, quality of life and disability Joan Saurí (Institut Guttmann, Barcelona)
16:00	How can Digital Technology empower people and promote social inclusion and integration Jordi Tolrà (mSocial.cat, Barcelona)
16:15	Beyond Smart City: Barcelona Digital City Anna Majó (Barcelona Activa, Barcelona)
16:30	Discussion Invited experts: Carles Arauzo (Goverment of Catalonia, Barcelona) Josep Giralt (ECOM, Barcelona)
17:00	End of the session

Friday, October 6th 2017
9:30	SESSION 5: Social inclusion and participation: favoring social policies Chair: Luis Cayo Pérez Bueno (Spanish Committee of Representatives of Persons with Disabilities (CERMI), Madrid, Spain)
9:30	The future of social policy: between universalism and diversity Margarita León (Institute of Government and Public Policy IGOP-UAB, Barcelona)
9:50	Disabilities and social policies Fernando Fantova (independent consultant)
10:10	Mainstreaming Inclusion in Smart Cities: a Policy Perspective Giorgia Nesti (University of Padova, Padova, Italy)
10:30	Discussion Invited experts: Antoni Vilà Mancebo (Institute of Government and Public Policy IGOP-UAB, Barcelona) Anxo Queiruga (Spanish Confederation of People with Physical and Organic Disabilities, Santiago de Compostela)
11:00	Coffee break
11:30	SESSION 6: Digital media, infrastructures and accessible services Chair: Amalia Diéguez (FEDACE/CERMI/Institut Guttmann, Castelló, Valencia)
11:30	Open-source documentation interfaces: Functional diversity and the DIY search for a diverse common world Tomás Sánchez Criado (Munich Center for Technology in Society, Technical University of Munich, Munich, Germany)
11:50	Design for All People as a strategy for the real deployment of accessibility in society David Zanoletty (Fundación ONCE, Madrid)
12:10	Technology for unlocking human potential: The to do’s Luk Zelderloo (European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities, Brussels, Belgium)
12:30	Discussion Invited experts: Cristian Lago (Singular Synergy, Barcelona) Albert Carbonell (MIFAS Group, Girona)
13:00	Meeting Closure

All sessions will be held in English. Translation services will be available.

Speakers

Angel Gil

Institut Guttmann

Josep M. Tormos

Fundació Institut Guttmann

Raquel Gallego

Department of Political Science and Public Law / Institute of Government and Public Policies

Facundo Chávez

United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights

Luis Cayo Pérez

Spanish Committee of Representatives of Persons with Disabilities (CERMI)

Luk Zelderloo

EASPD (European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities)

Giorgia Nesti

Department of Political Science, Law and International Studies - University of Padova

Gary Bourlet

Birmingham Research Park

Marco Berlinguer

IGOP - UAB

Amalia Diéguez Ramírez

Associació-Fundació DCA, ATEN3U CASTELLÓ

Leonor Lidón Heras

Universidad Católica de Valencia

Josep Lluís Arcos

Artificial Intelligence Research Institute, IIIA-CSIC

Tomás Sánchez Criado

Munich Center for Technology in Society, Technical University of Munich

Anxo Queiruga Vila

Spanish Confederation of Persons with Physical and Organic Disabilities (COCEMFE)

Albert Carbonell Quer

MIFAS Group

Cristian Lago Rodriguez

Singular Synergy

Nicolás Barbieri

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

Marc Aguilar

I2CAT Foundation

Josep-Maria Solé

Fundació Tutelar de les Comarques Gironines

Karen Heinicke-Motsch

CBM

Francisco J. Sardón

PREDIF, Plataforma Representativa Estatal de Personas con Discapacidad Física

Joan Cornet Prat

European Connected Health Alliance

Miquel Àngel Aragón

Consell d'Associacions de Barcelona

Sara Rodriguez

FEPAMIC (Federation of Associations of Persons with Physical and Organic Disability of Córdoba)

Jordi Tolrà i Mabilon

mSocial

Israel Rodríguez Giralt

Internet Interdisciplinary Institute (UOC)

Montserrat García Blasco

ECOM

Martin Klepal

People Behaviour & Technology Integration, Nimbus Research Centre, CIT

Joan Saurí

Institut Guttmann

David Zanoletty García

Fundación ONCE

Fernando Fantova

Independent

Margarita León

Institute of Government and Public Policy (IGOP) Universitat Autònoma Barcelona

Anna Majó Crespo

Ajuntament de Barcelona/Barcelona Activa

Joaquim Bonaventura Ayats

Consell Social del Guttmann

Travel & Venue

Address

CosmoCaixa Barcelona

C/ Isaac Newton, 26. Barcelona (Spain)

How to arrive

L7 (Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat), Av. Tibidabo

H4, V13, V15, 22, 73, 75, 60, 196

Synopsis

On disability: rights in open, smart cities

According to the WHO, more than 1 billion people have some sort of disability. Evolving cities and emerging technology offer up new opportunities for integration, but also difficulties that are hard to identify and overcome. World experts gathered at B·Debate to promote scientific debate on the subject.

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