Today marks the beginning of the IMPACT Inclusive Mobility Course in Göttingen, Germany!
Over the coming days, educators, trainers and mobility professionals will have the opportunity to explore how international learning experiences can become more accessible and supportive for neurodivergent and mentally vulnerable adults.
The course forms part of the IMPACT Neuroinclusive Learning Pathway, combining practical learning, collaborative activities and European exchange.
The programme begins with introductions and group activities, giving participants the opportunity to get to know one another, identify shared challenges and establish objectives for their work together.
Throughout the week, the focus will shift towards understanding neurodiversity, accessible communication, inclusive programme design and practical mobility planning. Participants will work together to develop mobility concepts and explore opportunities for future cooperation.
We look forward to a week of learning, exchanging ideas and taking practical steps towards more inclusive mobility across Europe!
Stay tuned for further updates from the course.