16th November 2021
Zoom platform
Chairs: Veronika Kalász (FreeKey) and Csilla Cserti-Szauer PhD Student (ELTE Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education)
(CET) 10.00-10.30 Welcome to the Conference (In Hungarian with Hungarian sign language interpretation and subtitles)
10.00-10.10 Introduction of the schedule by the chairs
10.10-10.20 Dr. habil. Papp Gabriella PhD (ELTE Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education): Dean’ Welcome Message
10.20-10.30 Prof. habil. Könczei György DSc (ELTE Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education): Head of Institute’s Introduction
(CET) 10.30-11.30 Keynote (Hungarian presentation with Hungarian sign language interpretation and subtitles)
Dr. Petri Gábor PhD (Tizard Centre, University of Kent; The National Federation of Organisations of People with a Physical Disability): What has the social movement of people with disabilities (not) given us? Perspectives and hierarchies in post-socialist Hungary
11.30-11.35 Summary by the chairs
11.35-11.50 Coffee break
(CET) 11.50-13.30 Parallel themed sessions
Session 1. – Mad Studies (Section in English)
Chairs: Dr. Borbála Bányai PhD, Csabai Lucia PhD Student, Dr. Zsuzsa Kondor PhD (ELTE Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education)
Speakers:
- Prof. Dr. Jean Pierre Wilken PhD (CARe Network, Utrecht University): Recovery and the CARe Model
- Dirk Den Hollander, Tom Heywegen (Founders of Nei Skoen Recovery Learning community): New ways to recovery
- Eszter Babarczy: (Búra founder): bura.hu community help website
- István Gallai (Awakenings Foundation, Hearing voices community): Hearing voices self-help group, There is recovery from mental illness
Session 2. – Multidisciplinary Innovation for Social Change (Section in English)
Chair: Prof. Milen Baltov PhD (Burgas Free University)
- Dr. Katri-Liis Lepik PhD (Tallinn University): Multidisciplinary Innovation for Social Change – experiences from an international scientific network
- Dr. Teresa Franqueira PhD (University of Aveiro): The power of Design for Social Innovation…and beyond
- Dr. Shane O’Sullivan PhD (Technological University of the Shannon): Impacts of social farming for individuals with an intellectual disability in Ireland.
Session 3. – Service Systems and Innovations (Section in Hungarian)
Chair: Dr. Vanda Katona PhD (ELTE Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education)
- Carmen Svastics PhD Student (ELTE Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education), Dr. Csillag Sára PhD (Budapest Business School, University of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Finance and Accountancy), Dr. Győri Zsuzsanna PhD (Budapest Business School, University of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Finance and Accountancy), Dr. Hidegh Anna Laura PhD (Corvinus University of Budapest, Institute of Management): Identities at the Crossroads: Disability, Gender and Entrepreneurship
- Dr. Ildikó Laki PhD (Milton Friedman University): “Today’s Challenges – Value Differences – Social Differences”
- Imre Nyitrai PhD Student (Semmelweis University Faculty of Health and Public Administration): Opportunities for innovation in the hungarian social service system
- Dr. Zsuzsa Kondor PhD, Dr. Katalin Billédi PhD, Csilla Cserti-Szauer PhD Student, Dr. habil. Gabriella Papp PhD, Dr. habil. Andrea Perlusz PhD (ELTE Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education): Career guidance possibilities in the career and future planning interventions for disadvantaged children
- Dr. Péter Juhász PhD Student (Semmelweis University Social Care Executive Training Knowledge Center): Independence and pluralism – some fundamental aspects of the implementation of the UN CRPD
Session 4. – At the border of Disciplines (Section in Hungarian)
Chair: Dr. Sándor Gurbai PhD
- Dr. Berzsenyi Emese PhD (Budapest University of Technology and Economics Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences), Dr. Loványi Eszter PhD (ELTE Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education): Learning a foreign language with hearing loss? Participatory methods may help.
- Dr. Berzsenyi Emese PhD (Budapest University of Technology and Economics Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences): The effects of the cultural divisions and social turning points of the Middle Ages and the early modern period on the lives of people with disabilities
- Nyikes Natália PhD Student (ELTE School of English and American Studies PhD Programme in Language Pedagogy): Dealing with the foreign language anxiety of dyslexic language learners
- Andor Csaba PhD Student (Ministry of Interior Affairs Deputy State Secretariat for Social Inclusion; ELTE Faculty of Social Sciences Sociology PhD Programme): Encounters between people, a venue for disability
13.30-14.30 Lunch break
14.30-16.10 (CET) Parallel themed sessions
Session 5. – The concept of fundamental legal personality. Restrictions on the legal capacity of adults in Hungary (Section in Hungarian)
Chair: Prof. habil. István Hoffman PhD (ELTE Faculty of Law)
- Dr. Valéria Kiss PhD (ELTE Faculty of Law), Dr. Anett Maléth PhD Student (ELTE Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education): An empirical study of actions on custodianship in Hungary
- Dr. Fruzsina Rozina Tóth PhD Student (ELTE Faculty of Law): Possible methods of cognition in research on the relation of subjected groups to the law
- Dr. Bernadette Somody PhD, Dr. Péter Stánicz PhD Student (ELTE Faculty of Law): What are fundamental rights worth if we cannot exercise them? Legal capacity as an integrated concept of legal standing and agency
- Fruzsina Gulya PhD Student (ELTE Faculty of Law): Media representation of people with psychosocial and intellectual disabilities in Hungary
Session 6. – The Development of Doctoral Students (Section in Hungarian and English without translation)
Chairs: Dr. Kunt Zsuzsanna PhD (ELTE Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education)
- Adrienn Tóth PhD Student (ELTE Faculty of Education and Psychology Doctoral School of Education), Miklós Bálint Tóth PhD Student (Mathias Corvinus Collegium): Trapped by Utopias – Comments on the Logic of Disability Models
- Nikolett Rékasi PhD Student (John Wesley Theological College), Csilla Cserti-Szauer doktorandusz (ELTE Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education), Gábor Kovács PhD Student (ELTE Faculty of Education and Psychology Doctoral School of Education), Carmen Svastics PhD Student (ELTE Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education): Career paths – a possible career for persons with disabilities.
- Vincent Otieno Macmbinji PhD Student (ELTE Faculty of Education and Psychology Doctoral School of Education) (in English) : Autism: Life Quality of Children with Autism and Their Families: Different Needs and Possibilities in the Field of Service in Kenya
- Tímea Vissi PhD Student (Semmelweis University András Pető Faculty) : Psycho-emotional disablism in the life stories of Hungarian/Norwegian people with disabilities
Session 7. – Intercultural Pedagogy and Psychology (Section in Hungarian)
Chair: Prof. habil. Nguyen Luu Lan Anh PhD (ELTE Faculty of Pedagogy and Psychology
- Dr. Horváth Zsuzsanna PhD (ELTE Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education): Functioning of small groups in movement and dance therapy work – in groups of young people with disabilities
- Dr. Lilla Lendvai PhD (ELTE Faculty of Pedagogy and Psychology), Carmen Svastics PhD Student (ELTE Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education), Prof. habil. Nguyen Luu Lan Anh PhD (ELTE Faculty of Pedagogy and Psychology): “There’s a man here. He’s not blind, he’s a man.” – The lived experience and attitudes of men with visual impairment to masculinity
- Gábor Csaba Márton (MáSzínház // AppArt Association): Acceptance, partnership, community, experience and theatre – the keys of inclusion at MáSzínház
Session 8. – Ableism in Education (Section in English)
Chair: Dr. Mária Magdolna Flamich PhD (University of Miskolc), Dr. Mária Rita Hoffmann PhD (ELTE Faculty of Humanities)
- Prof. Anabel Moriña PhD, Gilda Biagiott PhD Student (University of Seville): Inclusive education and disability in higher education
- Dr. Mária Rita Hoffmann PhD (ELTE Faculty of Humanities), Dr. Judit Gombás PhD (ELTE Bárczi Gusztáv Faculty of Special Needs Education), Dr. Mária Magdolna Flamich PhD (University of Miskolc): Beyond Ableism — Narratives on Becoming
- Zsófia Júlia Tószegi PhD Student (University of Pécs): Challenging Ableism in Higher Education: Advocacy for Valuing Learner Variability & NeuroDiversity
16.30-17.30 (CET) Keynote (English presentation with Hungarian interpretation, Hungarian sign language interpretation, and subtitles)
Prof. Dr. Lennard Davis PhD (University of Illinois at Chicago): Disability Studies in the 21st Century. Identities, Poverty, and Social Justice.
The presentation will include a history of the foundation of disability studies in the humanities in the US and the UK. What was disability studies like in the 1990’s and what were the major themes and concerns. The talk will then trace the growth and development of the field up to the current moment. What has been the influence of identity politics? Is there a shift from rights-based concerns to a broader view of social justice? How does class and poverty factor into current and previous discussions? How has the dissemination of disability studies to different countries and global regions changed the emphasis of the originary investigation? Is there a single discourse of disability studies or must we think locally in all instances? How has disability policy varied in differing political regimes? Is there a difference between post-Soviet societies in Eastern Europe, for example, versus strongly state-sponsored programs like those in Singapore? What will be the future of disability and disability studies?
17.30-17.40 Closing Remarks