UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DELLA TUSCIA
Adresse: Via S.M. in Gradi 4 – 01100 Viterbo (Italien)
E-Mail: isense@unitus.it
Website: www.unitus.it
The University of Tuscia is located in Viterbo, central Italy. It was founded in 1979 and is a multidisciplinary Italian public university that claims a prominent position among the best research and teaching centres in Italy and Europe. It represents a great resource for local development and for the production of innovative processes involving both research and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The University has about 700 employees, equally divided between technical-administrative staff and researchers and professors. UNITUS has bilateral agreements with partners in Europe, USA, Asia and South Africa for the exchange of academic staff, PhD students and post-doc researchers, further enriching its professionalism and collaborations. It has participated in the past and still participates in the Erasmus and Erasmus Plus mobility programmes. It is one of the four Italian universities that adhere to the Global Compact, one of the major initiatives aimed at promoting a sustainable global economy, respectful of human and labour rights, environmental protection, and the fight against corruption.
UNITUS comprises six Departments:
- Department of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences (DAFNE).
- Department of Ecological and Biological Sciences (DEB).
- Department of Economics, Engineering, Society and Business Organization (DEIM).
- Department of Innovation in Biological, Agri-Food and Forestry Systems (DIBAF).
- Department of Linguistic-Literary, Historical-Philosophical and Legal Studies (DISTU).
- Department of Humanities, Communication and Tourism (DISUCOM).
The University of Tuscia also carries out its research, development, and technology transfer activities through 8 interdepartmental University centres and 7 interuniversity centres. These Centers boast advanced fine analysis equipment capable of covering all the analytical needs for carrying out innovative research projects. At the University of Tuscia there is also the Industrial Research and Development (R&D) sector which is supported by a dedicated office. Tuscia has been awarded numerous grants at national and international level on the topic inclusion.
TUCEP – TIBER UMBRIA COMETT EDUCATION PROGRAMME
Adresse: Via Martiri 28 Marzo, 35 – 06219 Perugia (Italien)
E-Mail: tucep@tucep.org
Website: www.tucep.org
TUCEP is a no profit Association of twelve Italian Universities and numerous Enterprises, and Public Authorities; it was created in 1992 under the EU COMETT Programme, the Community Programme on cooperation between universities and enterprises regarding training in the field of research, innovation and technology. TUCEP credited by Umbria Region for the realization of higher, continuous and permanent training and it is certified according UNI EN ISO 9001:2015 standards.
The mission of TUCEP is to foster and develop collaboration between universities and the world of work through the implementation of research and training projects aimed at promoting innovation and quality in education and training, promoting social inclusion, entrepreneurship and European values at regional, national, European level.
In order to achieve the institutional objectives, TUCEP is engaged in fostering the acquisition, updating and assessment of key and vocational competences by young people and adults in order to enable their entry or re-entry into the labour market. In addition, the association is committed to carrying out pilot projects at European, national and regional level aimed at testing innovative approaches and good practices in the field of training.
UNIVERSIDAD DE CORDOBA
Adresse: Avd. Medina Azahara, 5 – 14071 Córdoba (Spainien)
E-Mail: informacion@uco.es
Website: www.uco.es
The University of Córdoba (UCO) is a non-profit institution of higher education and research established in 1972. It is at the forefront of research in Andalusia, Spain, and is recognized as one of the leading research institutions at the national level. UCO has a strong presence in Agricultural Sciences and Plant & Animal Science. With a deep commitment to society, UCO promotes inclusion, innovation, research, technological development, and knowledge transfer as drivers of social and economic progress.
UCO has 193 research units and 2,200 employees covering diverse disciplines, ranging from Humanities and Legal and Social Sciences to Health Sciences and Science and Technology. It is equipped with state-of-the-art research facilities on its Rabanales Campus. Additionally, it has greenhouses, a meteorology station, and a Central Animal Experimentation Unit.
UCO offers a wide range of services in ICT and audiovisual technologies, as well as education and training. It also has extensive experience in managing and implementing international projects.
UNIVERSITÄT KLAGENFURT
Adresse: Universitätsstraße 65-67 – 9020 Klagenfurt (Österreich)
E-Mail: zgh@aau.at
Website: www.aau.at
Seit ihrer Gründung 1970 hat sich die Universität Klagenfurt als führende akademische Bildungseinrichtung im Kärntner Raum etabliert. Ihrer Nähe zur italienischen und slowenischen Grenze verdankt sie ihren zweiten Namen „Alpen-Adria-Universität“ (AAU).
Die AAU hat circa 13.000 Studierende und 1.500 Mitarbeiter:innen in Studium/Lehre, Forschung und Verwaltung. Die AAU zählt zu den führenden Anbieter:innen von akademischer Weiterbildung in Österreich.
Das „Fakultätszentrum für Gebärdensprache und Hörbehindertenkommunikation“ (ZGH) engagiert sich für die Verbesserung der Lebenssituation gehörloser und schwerhöriger Menschen, vor allem im Bildungs- und Arbeitskontext. Es ist das einzige universitäre Forschungszentrum dieser Art in Österreich. Aktuell hat das ZGH 8 Mitarbeiter:innen, davon vier gehörlose, eine schwerhörige und drei hörende Personen.
ZGH verfügt über Expertise in den folgenden Bereichen:
- Gebärdensprachkurse und -forschung
- Förderung von „Deaf Awareness“
- Multimedia-Kurse für den Sprachunterricht
- Berufsbildende Unterlagen für gehörlose Menschen
- Gebärdensprachvideos
- Online-Wörterbücher für Gebärdensprachen
STOWARZYSZENIE ROZWOJU "PITAGORAS"
Adresse: road św. Rocha 41B/7 – 35-330 Rzeszów (Polen)
E-Mail: stow.pitagoras@gmail.com
Website: www.pitagoras.org.pl
The “PITAGORAS” Development Association was established in 2010 on the initiative of a group of people interested in popularizing sign language and building their own social competences. Our goal is to conduct educational, cultural, professional and social activities aimed at people with disabilities, the unemployed, those at risk of social and professional exclusion, and all those interested in their own development. An important element of our activity is education in the field of Polish Sign Language (PJM).
We have experts in the field of teaching sign language and providing translation services, including materials for companies and institutions. We implement educational projects using new technologies, also at the European level. Our advantage is the education of deaf people in various areas of their everyday life.
Our goal is to make available in sign language those places that are freely used by hearing people, e.g. museums.
BLUE CINEMA TV SRL
Adresse: VIA CARLO ARMELLINI 16 – 00153 Rome (Italien)
E-Mail: info@bluecinematv.com
Website: https://www.bluecinematv.com/
Blue Cinema TV was founded in 1999, heir to a family tradition started in 1929. Its activity is focused on Film Production and Research and Development of New Immersive Visual Technologies. It has produced first feature films of young authors gaining recognition from the Italian Ministry of Culture and major international film festivals and visibility thanks to TV channels (Rai, Telewizja Polska) and the leading streaming platforms (Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Google Play). For a long time, the company has embarked on a path leading to the combination of artistic expression and technological innovation: the European patent OLOSTM, the process for reproducing life-size interactive human beings, which is mainly applied in the fields of education and culture. On the other hand, the collaboration with universities and research institutes has stimulated the research and development process that led to obtaining two other patents: HITM – Human Interface, which simulates human presence in the real environment, and I-CINEMATM, which aims to experimenting innovative solutions of interactive cinematography.
FACHHOCHSCHULE DES MITTELSTANDES (FHM)
Adresse: RAVENSBERGER STRASSE 10G – 33602 BIELEFELD (Deutschland)
Website: www.fh-mittelstand.de
Die FHM ist eine private, gemeinnützige und staatlich anerkannte Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaften. Die FHM wurde im Jahr 2000 von mittelständischen Unternehmen und Bildungseinrichtungen gegründet. Seitdem hat sie sich zu einer der erfolgreichsten privaten Hochschulen in Deutschland mit einer starken Ausrichtung auf die Bedürfnisse von kleinen und mittleren Unternehmen entwickelt.
Ziel der FHM ist es, den Studierenden die notwendigen theoretischen und praktischen Kompetenzen für ihre spätere berufliche Tätigkeit zu vermitteln. Das Konzept der FHM setzt auf praxisnahe Berufsorientierung, individuelle Betreuung und kleine Gruppengrößen.
Zurzeit studieren an der FHM ca. 5100 Studierende in BA-, MA- und MBA-Studiengängen, 100 in Promotionsstudiengängen und 630 in der wissenschaftlichen Weiterbildung. Das Studienangebot umfasst 20 Vollzeit-, 44 Teilzeit-, 5 duale Studiengänge, 4 Fernstudiengänge, 3 wissenschaftliche Weiterbildungs- und 1 Promotionsstudiengang in Kooperation mit den britischen Universitäten Gloucestershire und Worcester sowie 14 Studiengänge im Bereich der wissenschaftlichen Weiterbildung. Die Studiengänge umfassen 3 Hauptbereiche: Wirtschaft; Medien & Kommunikation; Personal, Gesundheit und Soziale Arbeit.
Fortlaufend entwickelt die FHM Ideen und Konzepte für Forschungsprojekte mit nationaler und internationaler Ausrichtung. Die FHM ist derzeit an 33 Projekten beteiligt und die Themenfelder Unternehmertum, Nachhaltigkeit, Stadt und Land & Mobilität, Digitalisierung/Sicherheit, Medien/Virtual Reality, Bildung/Kompetenzen/Personal, Gesundheit/Pflege bilden in diesem Zusammenhang Schwerpunkte.
ASSOCIAZIONI UNITE DEI SORDI DELLA REGIONE UMBRIA - AUSRU
Adresse: Via Campo di Marte, 9 – 06124 Perugia (Italien)
E-Mail: sordi.umbria@libero.it
Website: www.beta.pgcesvol.com/ausru
AUSRU is a no-profit association aimed at promoting the social inclusion of Deaf people. At this purpose, the association organise meetings and gatherings, cultural, sporting, competitive activities, recreation and leisure, games, courses, seminars, studies and research for the Deaf and hard of hearing people who struggle for the recognition of the most natural and important right to humans, which is the freedom (of being, of thinking, of choose); to tackle the lack of communication and to fight against the marginalization, especially of young people. The Association provides assistance and support in insurance, taxation, fiscal and legal issues, by volunteer services and interventions, for wellbeing, honour and concept safety of Deaf people. The Association offers opportunities to hearing people who are learning Italian Sign Language to practice language and socialise with Deaf people in order to get to know Deaf culture better. At this purpose, the activities organised by AUSRU are open, not only to the Deaf community, but to the people who want to get closer to the Deaf community and its culture.
FUNDACÍON CNSE FOUNDATION FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF COMMUNICATION BARRIERS
Adresse: C/ Islas Aleutianas 28 – 28035 Madrid (Spainien)
E-Mail: fundacion.cnse@fundacioncnse.org
Website: www.fundacioncnse.org
The FUNDACIÓN CNSE PARA LA SUPRESIÓN DE LAS BARRERAS DE COMUNICACIÓN is a state-level entity with legal personality, non-profit and associated to the Confederation of the Deaf (CNSE). FCNSE has invested more than 25 years working to improve access for deaf people at all levels in society, and to promote the development of projects that improve the quality of life of this group. FCNSE aims to carry out R+D in order to contribute to the development and strengthening of the competitiveness of enterprises, by improving the quality of life and social accessibility of deaf people.
The activities of Fundación CNSE are:
- Spanish sign language research
- Accessibility and technology
- Dissemination and awareness of issues related to Deaf people and LSE
- Promoting reading among deaf people
Training:
- Technological innovation
- Support for families and education
- Documentation Centre
The FCNSE promotes accessibility and the use of technologies among its users associated with the CNSE, which total more than 100,000 deaf sign language users and 500 registered sign language interpreters. We are also members of the European Union of the Deaf (EUD), which is the only supranational organization representing deaf people at European level and is one of the few NGOs representing associations from the 28 EU Member States, plus the EFTA countries: Iceland, Norway and Switzerland.
