An inclusive school year: Aide et Action interviewed by Radio Cité Genève

Access and quality of education | Inclusion

8 December 2021

On September 16, 2021, Maarten De Winter, Head of Aide et Action's Swiss office, and Abdeljalil Akkari, Professor at the Faculty of Psychology and Education of the University of Geneva and member of our association's committee, spoke to Léna Ailloud on the radio show "Geneva International Radio Cité Genève. On air, they talk about the importance of inclusive education for sustainable development. The interview was recorded during a round table organised in partnership with the L'Olivier-ICAM bookshop.

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