00:00It's not important, it's very important that the world of speakers participates in this initiative.
00:04because, through ignorance, in the sense that this world of the oratory which by definition must
00:11It must be welcoming, it must welcome everyone, it cannot exclude anyone. And that's not right.
00:16that others adapt to us, but we must adapt to others. So this particular
00:22world of disability, like the WICI situation, allows us to bring into our
00:27speakers a knowledge that was not there and will certainly allow us, because today I already have some
00:33certainties, that children with disabilities will come to our oratories next year knowing that
00:40There is someone who knows how to welcome them, because he knows how to welcome their disability. The world
00:46of the speakers is a world open to all, we could not afford to have this
00:50negative point in our organization. I'm really happy, that's where my
00:55presence here today at this meeting, just to give a sign, both to thank WICI and
01:00he gave us this availability, both to give a sign to the kids who come from all over Italy,
01:04from about 50 speakers taken from all the regions of Italy, who are pioneers. That
01:10that they will see and learn will have to be their witnesses in others, in order to be able to
01:15to ensure that those who experience this particular type of disability are welcomed and find themselves
01:21welcomed our facilities. It is clear that this day begins a journey that has
01:30a great challenge, which is to succeed in making sure that in at least sixty
01:35of oratories in Italy can host children, blind and visually impaired girls
01:40during next year's summer activities. The great challenge we've set ourselves
01:45is to ensure that these children are welcomed by the entertainment groups of these
01:50boys, who are usually groups of teenagers. Then the adventure begins
01:54here today is this, that of starting first through the person in charge and then through
01:59these adolescent animators find the right conditions to be able to include
02:05these kids within this summer activity, which is not an easy challenge because
02:09Unfortunately, with regards to visual impairment, I also see in the world of speakers there is a lot
02:16distrust about what I can do, about whether I can handle this situation or that. So
02:21This adventure that we are starting together with the national WICI is very important for us
02:26because it can give us this opportunity to succeed in making this presence ordinary instead
02:31which is the big challenge at the end of this project.
