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My The Caucasian Knot posts two entries accompanied by photographs on inclusive education in Armenia. Part of a voluntary project on child protection and disabilities, the first post details a return visit to the World Vision Child Development Center in Yerevan while the second takes a closer look and accompanies social workers on home visits.
Serqqizi's Photo-Weblog posts photographs of the anti-government Why? youth movement in Tbilisi, Georgia.
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I like to point you to you a competition about definitions of inclusion and inclusive education. (http://www.definitely-inclusive.org). There are branches of the competititon to find a) the oldest definition b) the most different defintions and c) definition of the most countries.
Snowfriend