Inclusion Around the World

T This inspiring document, written by Jack Pearpoint, Executive Director of the Centre for Integrated Education and Community, explores the global movement toward inclusion and the fight against segregation. Reflecting on a recent journey to Scotland and England, Pearpoint highlights the growing international network of advocates dedicated to creating a better, more inclusive world. The piece emphasizes two core beliefs: all humans have inherent rights, and society holds a responsibility to all its members. ​

Pearpoint passionately calls for the end of segregation in all forms—whether by race, ability, age, or creed—and envisions a future where inclusion is the norm. ​ He challenges readers to take immediate action, starting with ensuring no newborn child is segregated, fostering a generation that finds exclusion incomprehensible. ​

The document also introduces Network Magazine, a collaborative publication promoting inclusion, creativity, and cooperation. ​ Pearpoint, alongside Marsha Forest and other contributors, shares their commitment to building a diverse, democratic society through education and community efforts. With a focus on collaboration over competition, the magazine serves as both a learner and teacher, encouraging active dialogue among its readers. ​

This heartfelt call to action invites readers to join a global tapestry of hope, working together to create a brighter, inclusive future. ​ It’s a powerful reminder that “Together We Are Better and Stronger.” ​

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