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• Ministry of Social Affairs of Austria

  Austria

• OEGS barrierefrei

  In their in-house film studio, they produce videos in Austrian Sign Language (ÖGS) for information offerings and completely tailored to diverse needs. (Source: Website)
  Austria

• Austrian Council for the Disabled, Unikate Ideenwettbewerb

  As an umbrella organization, the Austrian Council of People with Disabilities represents over 80 member organizations in Austria. Representing the interests of 1.4 million people with disabilities in Austria, the Council for People with Disabilities campaigns nationally and internationally for the rights of people with disabilities. (Source: Website)
  Austria

• Vienna University of Economics and Business

  Austria

• OEZIV - Austrian Civil Invalid Association

  ÖZIV Bundesverband was founded 1962 and has affiliated organisations all over Austria. Main fields of activity: Lobbying for people with disabilities; offering support (coaching, consulting etc) to persons with disabilities; consulting for companies about accessibility matters ÖZIV employs around 60 employees
  Austria

• kinderhaende e.V.

  kinderhände is a small NGO based in Vienna that teaches Austrian Sign Language (ÖGS) to families with deaf children, children with deaf parents, hearing children or children with hearing or language impairments. This is done by offering bilingual playgroups and learning materials, and by promoting the use of ÖGS so that families can develop a common language at home. The association also offers bilingual learning materials and has developed teacher-training modules to support ÖGS use in schools. It was founded in 2006. (Source: Website)
  Austria

• WAG Assistenzgenossenschaft

  Austria

• Basic Initiative for Sports and Inclusion

  Austria

• Wiener Konzerthaus

  The Wiener Konzerthaus represents a living, evolving tradition, coloured by the spirits of its artists and the enthusiasm of its audiences. Anyone entering the building can immediately feel the vitality that has characterised it during the 90 years of its existence. The Konzerthaus does not view itself as a historic temple but rather as a platform for a type of art which, at every rehearsal and at every concert, seeks to be re-invented. Since its completion of the building in 1913, the Konzerthaus has been managed by the Wiener Konzerthaus Gesellschaft. Today, it is still a private, non-profit organisation with only 12,6% of its expenditure covered by public funds. Benefactors, sponsors and institutional partners of the Wiener Konzerthaus Society also make substantial contributions. With around 500 of its own events and over 55 subscription series per year, the Wiener Konzerthaus Society offers an extremely comprehensive and highly varied programme. Apart from the full classical repertoire comprising orchestral and choral concerts, concert performances of operatic works, chamber music, piano recitals and Lieder recitals, the programme also features children’s concerts, inclusive formats, contemporary, jazz, folk and film music, and series of literature readings
  Austria

• Convent Hospital Barmherzige Brueder Linz

  The health care centre for the deaf as part as part of the general hospital st. john of god is run as an socio- medical outpatient clinic with its focus on holistic health services for sign language users and people with hearing disabilities uncluding life dimensions like education and joblife, day care centres and offers for families for this specific target group
  Austria