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• Dear parents - NEW
• Snapshots of Possibility
• Where are They Now?
• Incurably Human
• All our Children Belong
• Inclusion Now
• Dreaming the Dream

New Book!	Dear Parents... by Micheline Mason A unique guide for parents, and all those who support them, to help make decisions, or choose paths for their children that will avoid some of the mistakes of the past. Read more ... ISBN 1 870736 38 9 Available from Inclusive Solutions   Top
	Snapshots of Possibility Inclusive Education is based on a dream in which all children are given the safety of develop into whole human beings, able to think and learn, love and understand each other, be creative, feel empathy and compassion, work and play co-operatively and to act powerfully within their communities and as world citizens. This book shows that many mainstream nurseries, schools and colleges are changing and developing their practice to begin to make this dream a reality, especially for those children who are currently vulnerable to exclusion and segregation. They are inspiring stories, full of hope for the future. Published by The Alliance for Inclusive Education, Sept 2004 Cost: £8.50 plus £1 postage Audio tape, text only on disc or email versions are available at the same cost. Download an order form Top
	Where are They Now? This little book brings us the voices of fifteen of the first disabled children to go to mainstream schools. Most of them are now young adults. They tell us of their past struggles, their current lives and their plans for the future. They have been part of history in the making and look set to continue to build a more inclusive society for us all. Published by The Alliance for Inclusive Education, Sept 2004 Cost: £5 plus £1 postage Audio tape, text only on disc or email versions are available at the same cost. Download an order form Top
	All our Children Belong This report describes the uniquely challenging experience faced by Black and minority ethnic families with disabled children in Britain. It contains interviews with both parents and disabled children on how racism and disabilism profoundly affect their lives. The All Our Children Belong report is the result of a dynamic 3-year pilot project run by Parents for Inclusion, which examined common experiences faced by this group. Most families with disabled children experience injustices, hardships and isolation but for Black and minority ethnic families the experience is made much harder by institutionalised racism and disabilism. Available from Parents for Inclusion as full report, simple text version with pictures, CD or Floppy, and audio tape. Cost: £10 to professionals, free to parents. Simple text £3. Top
	Inclusion Now magazine A vibrant platform for inclusion movement in the UK, with writing from a very wide range of people. Produced jointly with the Alliance for Inclusive Education and Disability Equality in Education. Past issues cost £1. Contact the Alliance to find out about receiving regular copies. Download sample pages (pdf format) Top
	Dreaming the Dream Over 3 years, at different events, people from Lambeth all came together - disabled people, people with learning difficulties, parents, disabled and non-disabled young people and supporters - to speak out about being disabled. This report captures the voices of people who very rarely have the opportunity to come together and be heard, and their vision of how to make change happen. A model for building inclusive communities everywhere. Published by Parents for Inclusion Cost £5 Top
Read Chapter One on www.michelinemason.com	Incurably Human - by Micheline Mason By piecing together a personal journey of discovery, the author explores the deeper meaning of inclusion. She looks at how communities, families and schools are being fragmented by the forces of global economics, rekindling the past eugenic policies which have created a culture of exclusion for many. She looks also at how a dynamic resistance movement is growing, led by the excluded themselves and those who love them. Micheline Mason proposes that this is the beginning of a truly radical, non-violent world change movement, of relevance to every living person. Micheline Mason is a writer, artist, Disability Equality Trainer and a teacher with the Re-Evaluation Counselling Community. Ten years ago she joined with other disabled people, parents and allies to form the Alliance for Inclusive Education, a campaigning organisation which brings the voice of the excluded into the heart of the debate on what kind of societies we are trying to create through our education system. ISBN 1 870736 38 9 Available from Inclusive Solutions Top

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