Published on 05 December 2011 - Updated 20 December 2011
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On Tuesday 15 November 2011, as part of the “accessibility/mediation” component of the “excellence” approach taken by the Grands sites du Val de Loire network, Mission Val de Loire, with the help of the Interface Handicap association and in partnership with the Château Royal d’Amboise, held a study and training day focusing on mediation of heritage for the hearing impaired and mentally disabled. Two further days devoted to mediation of the Loire Valley World Heritage site are scheduled for December.
The 15 November session followed upon those held in Angers in January 200 9 and in Blois in February 201 0 .
26 people, representing 13 major sites, participated in the session, which focused on a variety of issues:
During a visit to Château d’Amboise, participants were given the opportunity to acquaint themselves with the mediation tools in use at the château and enhancing its accessibility for the disabled.
Verbal contributions by the head of a medical educational institute (IME), managers of associations, and members of Interface Handicap led to lively exchanges with staff from the sites themselves and from other organisations working in the same field.
Two contact bases have been created and made available to sites:
Two training days on mediation of the Loire Valley World Heritage site have been organised for guides:
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