Disability issues | Networks

Networks at the Nordic Welfare Centre

It is crucial for the work of the Nordic Welfare Centre to establish institutional networks that can support the subjects and areas of activity to be worked on. These networks are an important part of work being undertaken at the Nordic Welfare Centre.

The various networks include a number of different competencies and profiles, ranging from subject specialists and researchers to professionals in bodies such as user associations and stakeholder organisations. The networks both produce new knowledge and provide input to decision-makers about which areas require additional initiatives.

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Disability issues

3 Jun 2024

Nordic network on complex welfare services

The network constitutes an arena at state level in the Nordic countries for refl [...]

Deafblindness

3 Jun 2024

Nordic Network on Tactile Language

Why do so few people with congenital deafblindness develop tactile sign language [...]

Deafblindness

3 Jun 2024

Nordic Leadership Forum on Deafblindness

The Nordic Leadership Forum is a network of leaders who work with deafblindness [...]

Deafblindness

3 Jun 2024

Nordic Network on Cognition in Relation to Congenital Deafblindness

It is difficult to assess cognitive ability in people with deafblindness. Expres [...]

Deafblindness

3 Jun 2024

The Nordic Network on CHARGE Syndrome

CHARGE is a rare syndrome that can be caused by a congenital genetic mutation. T [...]

Deafblindness

3 Jun 2024

Nordic Network on Self-Regulation

The Nordic Network for Self-Regulation aims to increase and spread knowledge abo [...]

Deafblindness

3 Jun 2024

The Nordic Network on Communicative Relations

Everyone has the right to be heard. This is stated by the United Nations Convent [...]

Deafblindness

22 Mar 2024

Nordic network on Usher syndrome

Usher syndrome is a group of inherited diseases that cause hearing impairment or [...]

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