outintic talks

Giuseppe Scarabello, psychotherapist and faciliattor

Handan Akarsu Scarabello EU project consultant Coach (ACC-ICF), Italy/Turkey

Manu Heras has been in a wheel chair all the officially adult life, he brings up an honest discussion about what public opinion does to people's development options. Engaging in Manu's story inevitably sets the priorities straight: what is power in our life, who, when and why has it.

Struggle with public judgements and fear of outsidership and bullying prevents women particularly young, from researching their conditions and premises. This hits hard girls with autism.

Follow Ulla in her story from her childhood into the career choice of a special pedagogue supporting children who have difficulties adjusting to school and daily routines. Today Ulla is retired and spends her time cresting art in various materials.

Anna, Sweden provides a thorough insight in a life of an outintic, in her case with a stated diagnosis of Asperger syndrome.

Kristina Milotic, principal at Veldi Kompetens school, Helsingborg/Sweden

Oleksandr Poznii, director, Andrii Yeremenko, founder and Iryna Makarova, leading analyst of “Active Group” research company, Kyiv/Ukraine

Tania Bauder, the leader of ProQvi NGO and manager of Project Pocket, social initiatives incubator, Helsingborg/Sweden.

Olena Litvishko, president of Agency for Development of Civil Society, Kyiv/Ukraine

Cecilia Holmkvist and Sonia Tota, with a background as speech and language pathologists now working within student health services in Malmö, Sweden