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9 - 1 1 D E C 2 0 1 9 A T C O N V E N T I O N H A L L , N E W C I R C U I T H O U S E , C I V I L L I N E S , R A I P U R , C . G .

I n t e r n a t i o n a l C o n f e r e n c e O n D e v e l o p m e n t a l D i s a b i l i t i e sA n d I n c l u s i v e S t r a t e g i e s F o r S u s t a i n a b l e D e v e l o p m e n t a l G o a l s

AAKANKSHALIONS INSTITUTE

OF LEARNING & EMPOWERMENT

HOPE emphasizes Humanity, Optimism, Perseverance and Equality.HOPE determines the mind set, suitable for success to achieve goals.HOPE envisages inclusion which forms an integral part of mankind.HOPE gives the positive platform to all of us to render services to persons with disabilities in various aspects.HOPE enlightens the parents of persons with disabilities and empowers with skills to be utilised e�ciently and e�ectively. HOPE strengthens strong networking among organisations.HOPE ascertains that every special child be given the rights for protection ,safety, education, medication and employment.HOPE logo signi�es the importance of inclusion in various stages of life.

INCLUSIVE EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT REDUCING INEQUALITIES

Lt. Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam

Benefits of International Conference

CRE Status by RCI, New Delhi

Forum for recent trends

Serve Society in better perspectives

Gainful employment for Persons with Disabilities

Positive Inclusion Opportunities for Special Children

Dissemination of SDGs

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Our former President of India, Late Hon. Abdul Kalam ji, on his official visit to Aakanksha,

Raipur on 22nd November 2010, had written these golden words for Aakanksha, ‘’Great

Institute of HOPE” . Aakanksha is fortunate and lucky to hear these divine words. To dedicate

a rich tribute to the expectations and blessings of Lt. Kalamji and to commemorate the Silver

Jubilee of Aakanksha Lions Institute of Learning and Empowerment, we are organising

the International Conference under the aegis of HOPE.

The topic of the International Conference -

Developmental Disabilities and Inclusive Strategies for Sustainable Developmental Goals, is an epitome of HOPE.

The 17 Sustainable Developmental Goals (SDG) are universal call to action to end poverty, protect planet and ensure

peace and prosperity to all people and to be achieved by 2030. Some of the SDGs related to disability have been

considered as sub-themes for the International Conference :



“Aakanksha is like a pilgrimage wherein services to these special children of the Almighty are observed as obeisance.”

In the beautiful lanes of Raipur, lies Aakanksha Lions Institute of Learning and

Empowerment. From its inception on 2 Oct 1994, this special school for intellectually

disabled remains actively engaged in various activities rendering support and

educational intervention for special children such as early intervention, preschool,

special school, prevocational and vocational services. The teacher training centre of

Aakanksha develops special educators through D.Ed. in ID, ASD, CP, VI, and B Ed.in ID.

Efficient, Competent and Experienced Rehabilitation Professionals are the pillars

of strength of Aakanksha Institute and with their devoted and unconditional services

have blossomed the lives of special children and their parents. These 25 years

of journey of Aakanksha has developed in us the values of commitment, teamwork

approach and positive attitudes towards special children and their parents. In future

too, with this strong affinity and belief we shall design a roadmap to make sure that

services are spread far and wide to the entire State of Chhattisgarh for special children

and their parents. With this impeccable venture, another golden feather shall

be attached to the glittering and glowing crown of Aakanksha.CHHATTISGARH

Special Education

Vocational Skill Training

Physiotherapy

Occupational Therapy

Speech Therapy

Remedial Training

Behaviour Modification

Deafblind RegionalCentre - East(Sense International India)

The act of humble and noble assistance is through

Psychological Testing

Nutritional Counseling

Guidance And Counselling To Parents

Training To Teachers Of Regular Schools On Inclusive Education

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The ancillary services rendered are

Chhattisgarh state derives its name from 36 forts (garhs). It has highlands intercepted

by rivers and hills that is well known for its rich culture and heritage. 44.12% of the state

is covered with rich forests. Chhattisgarh is prominent for traditional art, tribal dances,

folk songs, distinctive languages, cuisine, music, regional festival, fairs, amusing cultural

fest and lifestyle. Due to the presence of National Institutes in Raipur, the capital

of Chhattisgarh has become the educational hub as well as major business hub in the

Central India.

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RAIPUR



ParticipantsAcademicians, Rehabilitation Professionals & Personnel, Policy makers, Researchers, NGOs, Practitioners,

Administrators, Parents of PwD , PwD (People with Disabilities), Teachers, Students pursuing courses

in disability and humanity.

Delegates desirous to make presentations either oral or poster on any of the sub themes must send their

abstracts, with following guidelines:

All Submissions must be made in MS Word (2003 or 2007)

Format: viz; Title, Name of the Author(s), Abstract, Keywords

Abstract: Should be 300 to 350 words in English

Authors name (surname, name), affiliation, email address, postal address and mobile no.

In case of multiple authors, first author would be identified as the corresponding author

Font Style: Times New Roman, Font size 12, Line spacing: 1.5 Space

Guidelines for Paper Presenters

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Prof. Richard Rose Prof. Richard Rose is professor of Inclusive Education at the University

of Northampton, UK. He has previously held posts as a teacher, head

teacher and inspector in various parts of England. Prof. Richard

co-ordinates modules on the MA in Special Needs and Inclusive

Education in Bangalore India. In addition he teaches the MA

programme based in Northampton. His research interests are in the

areas of inclusive education and children’s rights. He is currently

Principal Investigator on a project investigating knowledge, attitudes

and practices towards children with disabilities in Bhutan, funded by

UNICEF. He has worked on research consultancy in many countries

and also has been working regularly in India since past 20 yrs.

International KeynoteSpeaker




Dipak Natali

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Dipak Natali has been involved in the Special Olympics movement

since 2006, first with the Europe-Eurasia region before joining the

Asia Pacific region in 2013. While providing direct support to

Special Olympics’ largest Program, Special Olympics Bharat,

Dipak has worked with the Asia Pacific region’s 35 Programs in

areas of leadership development, coach development,

competition delivery, fundraising and communications. He has

played a pivotal role in developing the marketing, fundraising and

communications arm of the Asia Pacific region and supported the

development of partnerships as diverse as sports organizations

like the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation to companies like FWD

Group and Invisible Artists.

Dipak has a broad history with NGOs having worked for the UK’s

largest disability charity Scope, Prince Charles’ youth development

organization The Prince’s Trust, and the World Association of Girl

Guides and Girl Scouts. He has also served in a variety of consultant

roles and volunteered with organizations both in the UK and across

the world.



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Professor Dr. Mohammad Tariq Ahsan has been working at the

Institute of Education and Research (IER) of University of Dhaka

since 2001. His specialization areas are Educational Change and

Pedagogical Reform, Equity and Inclusion in education, and

Teacher preparation. Prof. Tariq worked with UNESCO, UNICEF,

renowned I-NGOs (i.e. Plan, Save the Children, Sightsavers, CBM,

ADD International) on the above mentioned areas.

Prof. Tariq is the founding editor of an international journal titled

“Asian Journal of Inclusive Education” and reviewed many research

papers for several prestigious journals.

Prof. Tariq Ahsan



Our National Speakers

Mrs. Anuradha DalmiaDirector NIEPID, Telangana

Mr. Akhil PaulDirector & Founder Member of

Sense International India, Ahmedabad

Mr. Pankaj MaruFounder & President

SNEH Nagda, MP

Dr. Amitav MishraProfessor, School of Education

IGNOU, New Delhi

Dr. Himangshu DasDirector NIEPMD,

Chennai

Dr. Saroj AryaFormer, Associate Professor

NIEPID, Secunderabad

Dr. Indumati RaoFounder Member of

CBR Network, Bengaluru

Mrs. Manjula KalyanDirector-In-Charge

Swayamkrushi, Telangana

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Dr. Sumit RoyConsultant

Clinical Psychologist,Bhopal

Dr. Subodh KumarMember Secretary

RCI, New Delhi

Dr. Jayanti PujariProf. Amity Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences,

Noida



Important DatesRegistration Early BirdLast date of Abstract SubmissionIntimation of AcceptanceLast date for Submission of full paperLast date of Registration

AAKANKSHA INSTITUTE OF LEARNING AND EMPOWERMENTA/C No. 60332094042Bank Of Maharastra IFSC Code MAHB0001441Shankar Nagar, RaipurChhattisgarh

The abstracts and submission of full paper can be sent through email or online on our website.

Registration fee once paid will not be refunded under any circumstances.

Payments can be made through NEFT and details for online transfer are mentioned above.

Soft copy of the registration form along with online payment receipt or transfer reference number has to be sent to the address mentioned for communication.

Registration Details

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22 Aug - 22 Oct 201920 Sept 201928 Sept 201915 Oct 201920 Nov 2019

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Aakanksha Lions Institute of Learning and Empowerment

Patrons

Accomodation Facility for participants.

Participants can contact these hotels for accommodation, which is provided for individual, twin sharing , triple sharing and dormitory also.

1. Mr. Bajrang Agrawal (Managing Director, Hira Group of Companies) 2. Mr. Surendra Jain (Chairman, Disha Group of Institutions) 3. Lion Sampat Jhabak (Managing Director, Jhabak Group of Companies)

ADVISORY COMMITTEE 1. Lion Dr. P.S Patel 2. Lion Dr. P.S Godheja 3. Lion Manhar Shah 4. Lion B.H Shah 5. Lion Padmashree Dr. A.T. Dabke 6. Lion Dr. Nitin Dhabalia 7. Lion G.S Rajpal 8. Lion N.D Agrawal 9. Lion R.K Nagpal10. Lion Ramesh Babaria11. Lion Lalit Jain12. Lion Dr. M.L Rathi13. Lion Dhiresh Virani14. Lion Dr. Viplav Dutta

ORGANISING COMMITTEE 1. Chairperson- Lion K.K. Nayak 98268456782. Co-Chairperson- Lion Dr. Arvind Neral 98930985403. Organising Secretary- Dr. Simi Shrivastava 98271831424. Joint Secretary (Co- ordination)- Mrs. Sadhana Nayak 94241594135. Joint Secretary (Administration)- Mrs. Sheela Pillay 97540021896. Joint Secretary (Academics)- Mrs. B. Padma 98931400857. Treasurer- Lion Dharam Bhansali8. Joint Treasurer- Lion Prakash Lunawat

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Hotel Jyoti 0771 – 2428777 , 2426721 , 4075458 Hotel Guru 8225811143, 0771-4048023, 4048022 Hotel Venkatesh 0771-4031115

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Dr. Simi Shrivastava

Address for Communication

Organizing Secretary for International Conference

Rehabilitation PsychologistDirector, Projects & Research

Aakanksha Lions Institute of Learning and Empowerment Avanti Vihar Raipur (C.G.)Contact: 9827183142

Email: [email protected]: www. aakankshaindia.org.

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