Global Forum for Inclusion 2008: Transforming Rights into Action, Nov 17-26, 2008

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The following open letter of invitation comes from Diane Richler, President of Inclusion International.

GLOBAL FORUM FOR INCLUSION 2008: Transforming Rights into Action. 17-26 Nov 2008.

The Forum for Inclusion 2008: Transforming Rights into Action is Co-Hosted by Inclusion International and the Canadian Association for Community Living

To be held at the Westin Hotel in Ottawa, Canada in November 2008, this Forum will engage self-advocates, families, activists, professionals and partners from around the world. Focused on the new UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, the Forum will look at how to transform rights into actions that lead to full inclusion and citizenship for people with intellectual disabilities.

Several events will take place in Ottawa: International Gathering of Families (November 17-18); International Gathering of Self-Advocates (November 17-18); International Conference: Putting the UN Convention into Action for People with Intellectual Disabilities (November 18-19); and Inclusion in Focus: Spotlight on Canada, at the 50th Anniversary Conference of the Canadian Association for Community Living (November 19-21). These events will be followed by study tours in Canada and the United States.

For information on these events, registration, accommodation and more please visit:
WWW.INCLUSION2008.COM Conference information is available in English, French, or Spanish.

If you need letters of invitation or have questions concerning your attendance, please contact
Raquel González R.Gonzalez@uel.ac.uk

We hope to see you there!

Diane Richler
President of Inclusion International

Thank you to Inclusion International for sending this announcement to be posted here. Interested parties should please contact them directly to inquire about the conference, NOT We Can Do.

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APPLICATION FOR TRAVLLING SPONSURSHIP.

PETTY FINANCIAL ASISTANCE:

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THIS ACCIDENT HAS COST ME A LOT THAT IF YOU DO NOT HELP ME WITH AIR TICKET AND PAYING MY VISA FEES, IT WOULD BE VERY DEFFICULT FOR ME TO REPRESENT MY ORGANISATION.

The board regrets to inform you of the death of our two.
Accompany staffs, who were to accompany me to your most wanted event.
This sad event took place yesterday when living from Freetown Sierra Leone,
to Republic of Guinea in searching for your nearest embassy in West Africa.
They were on our NGO URDO HUMAN RIGHTS Vehicle departing from Sierra
Leone but due to heavy rain fall the vehicle somersault and take
the life’s of our most senor driver and two staff’s.

I am sorry to inform you for a special appeal from our organisation, for petty assistance’s of sponsorship to return the cops back home for
Burial and help me with offsetting my registration to enable me witness this event.
Am appalling for visa and E-Ticket, since our prepaid sum was stolen away Daren the accident site by passage that’s help
Remove victim
Of this sad incident to the hospital.

Resting on this letter, I hope you will treat this matter with most urgency, and care.

Thanks once Mr.
Yours National
Director
Mr. Alimamy Kamara
Nationality: Sierra Leonean
Dob: 13 April 1962.
Place of birth: FREETOWN
Country: Sierra Leone
Pass issue date: 12/3/2008.
PASSPORT NO: 0211714.
Exp: 12/3/2013.

ALIMAMY KAMARA
26 September 2008

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29 November 2008