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Association for Promotion of Education, Culture and Sport “Education for All” Skopje

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Association for Promotion of Education, Culture and Sport “Education for All” Skopje

    www.educationforall.org.mk

    The Association for Promotion of Education, Culture, and Sport "Education for All" Skopje is a non-governmental organization (a union of citizens) from Skopje, Republic of North Macedonia. The Association works towards improving the educational, cultural, and sports climate in the Republic of North Macedonia and broader, and contributes to providing equal access to a quality education, cultural, and sport activities for all.

    As a partner, the Association works on KA2 Erasmus+ project on inclusion of children with disabilities in education (www.icf-school.eu). Previously, “Education for All” has served as dissemination partner in three KA2 Erasmus+ projects on the subject of people with disabilities and inclusion using the International Classification of functioning, disability and health (ICF) as a tool for support (ICF-CY Meduse www.icfcy-meduse.eu, Early Inclusion www.early-inclusion.eu and Let’s Try ICT www.letstry-ict.eu.)

    Responsible person:

    Rozita Petrinska Labudovikj, MLS, MSc, the president of the Association and a member of the executive board. Her professional experience of 17 years encompasses teaching, translation services as a certified court translator, and managing an academic library. Petrinska Labudovikj has taken part in different projects, among which three projects dealing with persons with disabilities were sponsored by the US State Department and three Erasmus+ projects were sponsored by the EU. Her fields of expertise include project management, education, culture, public awareness raising.