Registration open for the 2023 Listening and Sharing session on “What I know now that I wish I knew then”
The International Alliance of Academies of Childhood Disability (IAACD) Listening and Sharing Session 2023 brings you 24 hours of discussions from over 30 countries about what adults with disabilities tell us about their childhood.
Please join us online for Ireland’s session “What I know now that I wish I knew then” at 2pm on 1 December 2023. Ireland’s session is being hosted by the CP-Life Research Centre at RCSI and the Central Remedial Clinic.
You can find a timetable for international sessions on the IAACD website (https://iaacd.net/kh-home/listening-and-sharing-sessions/). For more information about the CP-Life Research Centre visit www.CP-LifeCentre.ie
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