Disability in Netherlands
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This page has curated news from Netherlands. There are a total of 11 links.
Contents
- Accessibility and Design
- Civil Society and Community
- Culture, Entertainment and Media
- History and Memorial
- Independent Living and Deinstitutionalization
- International Cooperation
- Mobility, Travel, Transport and Tourism
- Policy and Rights
Accessibility and Design
The Netherlands is still lagging behind in accessibility for wheelchairs. (2023, NL Times)
Civil Society and Community
Reducing prejudices about people with disabilities interesting to see that it doesn't approve of the simulation exercises (in Dutch, google translate makes some sense, 2022, Movisie)
Culture, Entertainment and Media
TV and Film
Never Seen “is a documentary produced by Naima Abdullahi that offers us a glimpse into the life of Nimco Hersi and shows how she navigates Dutch society as a Black deaf woman” (2023, Casco Art)
History and Memorial
Shifting terminology and confusing representations An examination of intellectual disability terminology in Dutch newspapers from 1950 to 2020 (2023, Alter)
Independent Living and Deinstitutionalization
Overview
As Cases Soar, ‘Dementia Villages’ Look Like the Future of Home Care “A new generation of treatment facilities is aiming to integrate dementia patients with the communities around them, blurring lines between home and hospital.” (2023)
Conditions in Institutions
Inspectorate sees staggering conditions in an institutional setting with abuse of clients. (In Dutch, 2023, NOS)
International Cooperation
Dutch Coalition on Disability and Development Annual Report 2022 (Link to pdf, 2023)
Mobility, Travel, Transport and Tourism
This tiny Dutch vehicle for people with disabilities is taking off: “a compact four-wheeled, two-seat microcar that's unlocking micromobility”. (2022, MIT Technology Review)
An interview about Haltebuddy: personalizing accessibility information in public transport. (2022, Amserdam Intelligence)
Policy and Rights
Euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide in people with intellectual disabilities and/or autism spectrum disorders: investigation of 39 Dutch case reports (2012–2021). “Reasons for the EAS request included social isolation and loneliness (77%), lack of resilience or coping strategies (56%), lack of flexibility (rigid thinking or difficulty adapting to change) (44%) and oversensitivity to stimuli (26%).” (2023, BJPsych Open)
Dutch amend constitution to specify gay, disabled protections. "an historic day for the disability movement". (2023, Reuters)