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ah
[Music]
[Applause]
as imagined in an inclusive city
we make people the cities
we are inclusive as it is I am not
here to talk about something technical not
I am an architect and urban planner to talk
of construction my lawyer for
to do it of legislation I am a communicator
and a person with a disability
but the wheelchair is not the only
form of disability although it is the way
easier than we found to graph
the to indicate that there is a condition
different because if it is visible and easy to
understand for all
I’m gabriela man fell from the well and I have
multiple sclerosis
a degenerative disease of the system
central nerve in which my defenses
they attack me and they create short circuits in the
brain and spinal cord causing
various types of disabilities that
sometimes they look and sometimes they do not and that’s what
I want to talk to you today about what we feel
he
3 percent of people with
disability in the equator
let me tell you a bit how it works
multiple sclerosis is how to make a
bad bingo every day there are days in the
that you can not walk other than those
you can not move other arms in the
that you forget things but I’m
asking that that is not today there are others
days when you can not talk or sail
but let’s stop talking about diseases
it is not going to be that there is someone
hypochondria with the room let’s talk about what
that really matters how to be
inclusive
and from my condition the best way
I know of being inclusive of being
empathic
everyone on occasion we have said to
poor thing, I do not know if I had the strength
for to live as she does
but empathy does not mean grief and empathy
it means knowing other conditions
from respect and equality
and then how can we be inclusive
if our in our hands build
access or make laws
I bring you an idea
you can generate inclusion from the
language
let’s first review the terms of the
who identify themselves with disabilities
special that differs from the ordinary
general
crippled who has lost movement in his
members mentally retarded that does not have
the current mental development
one-armed that has lost an arm or a hand
for telecom that has a physical defect
In the feet
this maybe is the one that to me more
Impacts because handicap means
decrease in value
then disabled means that it is worth
less
and someone here can tell me how
a human being is listed on the stock market
the terminology to talk about
disability has evolved with the
time in the 19th century every person with
cognitive disability was called
moron
moron
in the 20th century the term evolves to
disabled
but when we tell someone
disabled we are giving you a
sentence in the form of an adjective
because we are putting an
condition to a lot of features
more than this person has
in 1990 the UN accepts the term person
with disability to refer to
someone who has a disability
because he is more human and respectful
from a correction issue
policy but we ‘re saying that
a person has a living condition
different
in communication the terms in which
we refer to the others are the first
step to relate between pairs and
it shows us if we do it with interest
with sorrow with respect or pity
They also show us if we know of a
theme or not
what does not communicate does not exist then
call disabilities for their
name is as inclusive as we can
do
the
inclusion from the language in
reality is how we refer to what
terms we identify ourselves to the
disabilities
then when someone tells me person
with special abilities makes me
feel a superheroine
but I do not have any extra capacity
cieguitos no people with disabilities
visual maybe they do have a
extra capacity when I was 7 years old
I was learning by learning to ride in
bike
but
I had met two guys who never in
their life they had seen and they were driving
with complete naturalness while I
still used in the wheels
auxiliaries
gabriel giorgi in his book forms
commons tells us about the biopower that has
the language because when we name a
something or someone we place it inside the
collective imaginary of society in
an order of importance and we inscribe it
politically
and the truth is that I believe in
communication as the search for
collective sense because in this way
to live with a disease
disabling I have gone through a lot
of enriching experiences
I present my family
[Music]
we are three and when my brother graduated
It was extremely important that I was in
the event
but I was going through a crisis and
He used a wheelchair
leave the third floor from my house without
elevator was complicated but when
I arrived at the university of the auditorium
It was very nice a lot of families
excited by the achievements of the
graduates two blocks of chairs a
narrow aisle in the middle so that the
guys can go see their titles but
there was not a place designed for me
[Music]
then I went to the person of the
protocol and I asked him to please remove
22 chairs to be able to locate myself
the enchanted one did it and he helped me
park me and when he finished he told me
ready there it does not get in the way
that our tree
He not bothers me impertinent of
sentence but because that is how we see the
disability
the language expresses merely what
we think about people and in this sense
not only what he thought but all the
society
it is clear that he did not expect a
person in a wheelchair for the
event the university did not expect a
person in that condition
and then it ‘s here that I want
remind them of empathy
because we do not see many people with
disability in the streets
my path is in good condition so that
a person with disabilities go through
there
when I found it in front of a ramp
interrupts the circulation someone
[Music]
when I use the spaces
preferential I’m taking away the the
right to someone who needs it
how it helped me cross the street one
person with visual disability
the penalty never helps anyone says my
friend Juan Pepe and I believe him because he
He is one of the first people who helped me
when I was in a crisis and he did
not bothered but because that’s what
what do people do for each other
and the grief has this feeling of
superiority in the middle that does not leave us
accept those other conditions as
different ways of life that maybe
need decisions or activities
that we have not required or
even considered
imagine the difference if in the degree
from my brother the protocol person
I would have moved more chairs and I would have
said ready it’s just a matter of
get organized
let’s recap the inclusion from
we can generate the from three
in three ways
from empathy without thinking about
referring to the halos at
disabilities by name calling them
by its name and that’s the way more
inclusive that we can have
let’s talk about maybe for us the
disability is a taboo subject
but for who lives it is a reality
then if you want to know
ask us the questions do not offend
[Music]
because you do not have an arm because
you can move the legs the questions
no or front
demonstrate interest allows there is a
fluid communication between people and
then when this happens we stop
be that distant glass object to which
there is no way to touch or talk
since that’s how I run out of time and how
communicator I do not like to stay
but I do not want to leave without asking them
we are doing with our words
we build something
we discriminate against someone we include the
minorities the language has the potential
to change behavior
because as it is the hand evolves with
us and is the most everyday way of
culture
let’s use this tool with wisdom
to be inclusive people and create
inclusive cities thanks
[Applause]
ah
[Music]
[Applause]
as imagined in an inclusive city
we make people the cities
we are inclusive as it is I am not
here to talk about something technical not
I am an architect and urban planner to talk
of construction my lawyer for
to do it of legislation I am a communicator
and a person with a disability
but the wheelchair is not the only
form of disability although it is the way
easier than we found to graph
the to indicate that there is a condition
different because if it is visible and easy to
understand for all
I’m gabriela man fell from the well and I have
multiple sclerosis
a degenerative disease of the system
central nerve in which my defenses
they attack me and they create short circuits in the
brain and spinal cord causing
various types of disabilities that
sometimes they look and sometimes they do not and that’s what
I want to talk to you today about what we feel
he
3 percent of people with
disability in the equator
let me tell you a bit how it works
multiple sclerosis is how to make a
bad bingo every day there are days in the
that you can not walk other than those
you can not move other arms in the
that you forget things but I’m
asking that that is not today there are others
days when you can not talk or sail
but let’s stop talking about diseases
it is not going to be that there is someone
hypochondria with the room let’s talk about what
that really matters how to be
inclusive
and from my condition the best way
I know of being inclusive of being
empathic
everyone on occasion we have said to
poor thing, I do not know if I had the strength
for to live as she does
but empathy does not mean grief and empathy
it means knowing other conditions
from respect and equality
and then how can we be inclusive
if our in our hands build
access or make laws
I bring you an idea
you can generate inclusion from the
language
let’s first review the terms of the
who identify themselves with disabilities
special that differs from the ordinary
general
crippled who has lost movement in his
members mentally retarded that does not have
the current mental development
one-armed that has lost an arm or a hand
for telecom that has a physical defect
In the feet
this maybe is the one that to me more
Impacts because handicap means
decrease in value
then disabled means that it is worth
less
and someone here can tell me how
a human being is listed on the stock market
the terminology to talk about
disability has evolved with the
time in the 19th century every person with
cognitive disability was called
moron
moron
in the 20th century the term evolves to
disabled
but when we tell someone
disabled we are giving you a
sentence in the form of an adjective
because we are putting an
condition to a lot of features
more than this person has
in 1990 the UN accepts the term person
with disability to refer to
someone who has a disability
because he is more human and respectful
from a correction issue
policy but we ‘re saying that
a person has a living condition
different
in communication the terms in which
we refer to the others are the first
step to relate between pairs and
it shows us if we do it with interest
with sorrow with respect or pity
They also show us if we know of a
theme or not
what does not communicate does not exist then
call disabilities for their
name is as inclusive as we can
do
the
inclusion from the language in
reality is how we refer to what
terms we identify ourselves to the
disabilities
then when someone tells me person
with special abilities makes me
feel a superheroine
but I do not have any extra capacity
cieguitos no people with disabilities
visual maybe they do have a
extra capacity when I was 7 years old
I was learning by learning to ride in
bike
but
I had met two guys who never in
their life they had seen and they were driving
with complete naturalness while I
still used in the wheels
auxiliaries
gabriel giorgi in his book forms
commons tells us about the biopower that has
the language because when we name a
something or someone we place it inside the
collective imaginary of society in
an order of importance and we inscribe it
politically
and the truth is that I believe in
communication as the search for
collective sense because in this way
to live with a disease
disabling I have gone through a lot
of enriching experiences
I present my family
[Music]
we are three and when my brother graduated
It was extremely important that I was in
the event
but I was going through a crisis and
He used a wheelchair
leave the third floor from my house without
elevator was complicated but when
I arrived at the university of the auditorium
It was very nice a lot of families
excited by the achievements of the
graduates two blocks of chairs a
narrow aisle in the middle so that the
guys can go see their titles but
there was not a place designed for me
[Music]
then I went to the person of the
protocol and I asked him to please remove
22 chairs to be able to locate myself
the enchanted one did it and he helped me
park me and when he finished he told me
ready there it does not get in the way
that our tree
He not bothers me impertinent of
sentence but because that is how we see the
disability
the language expresses merely what
we think about people and in this sense
not only what he thought but all the
society
it is clear that he did not expect a
person in a wheelchair for the
event the university did not expect a
person in that condition
and then it ‘s here that I want
remind them of empathy
because we do not see many people with
disability in the streets
my path is in good condition so that
a person with disabilities go through
there
when I found it in front of a ramp
interrupts the circulation someone
[Music]
when I use the spaces
preferential I’m taking away the the
right to someone who needs it
how it helped me cross the street one
person with visual disability
the penalty never helps anyone says my
friend Juan Pepe and I believe him because he
He is one of the first people who helped me
when I was in a crisis and he did
not bothered but because that’s what
what do people do for each other
and the grief has this feeling of
superiority in the middle that does not leave us
accept those other conditions as
different ways of life that maybe
need decisions or activities
that we have not required or
even considered
imagine the difference if in the degree
from my brother the protocol person
I would have moved more chairs and I would have
said ready it’s just a matter of
get organized
let’s recap the inclusion from
we can generate the from three
in three ways
from empathy without thinking about
referring to the halos at
disabilities by name calling them
by its name and that’s the way more
inclusive that we can have
let’s talk about maybe for us the
disability is a taboo subject
but for who lives it is a reality
then if you want to know
ask us the questions do not offend
[Music]
because you do not have an arm because
you can move the legs the questions
no or front
demonstrate interest allows there is a
fluid communication between people and
then when this happens we stop
be that distant glass object to which
there is no way to touch or talk
since that’s how I run out of time and how
communicator I do not like to stay
but I do not want to leave without asking them
we are doing with our words
we build something
we discriminate against someone we include the
minorities the language has the potential
to change behavior
because as it is the hand evolves with
us and is the most everyday way of
culture
let’s use this tool with wisdom
to be inclusive people and create
inclusive cities thanks
[Applause]
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