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15th of June Inauguration of the 1st phase of the Center for Living Experience - Museum of Tiflology Inauguration Exhibition "Perfumed Garden" at the Art and Culture Center FNSE - curated by Lúcia Bertazzo Opening Session of the Congress and Musical Moment June 16 1st Panel - Educommunication, Art and Culture 2nd Panel - Perceptual Haptic Development and Multisensory Supplement in Social Equity June 17 3rd Panel - Science and Technology in Habilitation / Rehabilitation Engineering, Accessibility and Usability 4th Panel - Spatial, Urban and Web Design Ergonomics, for Orientation and Mobility with Autonomy and Independence Organization Portuguese Center for Typhology (CPTEI) Our Lady of Hope Foundation (FNSE) Lusophone University of Humanities and Technologies (ULHT) Organizing committee João Palmeiro João Guimarães David Vaqueiro Ana Assis Pacheco Augusto Deodato Guerreiro Manuel de Azevedo Antunes Manuel da Costa Leite Maria de Lurdes Guerreiro scientific commission Augusto Deodato Guerreiro Ana Assis Pacheco Carlos Mourão Pereira Esmeraldo de Azevedo João Palmeiro Manuel de Azevedo Antunes Manuel da Costa Leite Maria de Lurdes Guerreiro Serafim Queirós Honor Commission His Excellency Dr. Jorge Sampaio, Former President of the Republic His Excellency Professor Jorge Carlos de Almeida Fonseca, President of the Republic of Cape Verde (to be confirmed) Doctor Graça Maria da Fonseca, Minister of Culture (To be confirmed) Architect Ângela Carvalho Ferreira, Assistant Secretary of State and Cultural Heritage Drª Sofia Sofia Antunes, Secretary of State for Inclusion of People with Disabilities (To be confirmed) Doctor Edmundo Martinho, Provider of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa Professor Doctor Mário Caneva Moutinho, Rector of the Lusophone University of Humanities and Technologies Professor Alberto Trovão do Rosário, Chairman of the Board of Directors of ONGD Causa Maior and of the Board of the General Assembly of CPTEI Professor Fernanda Souto Bessa, Secretary-General of the NGO Causa Maior and Vice-President of CPTEI Professor Professor Judite Santos Primo, Director of the Museology Area at ULHT (to be confirmed) Dr. Humberto Santos, President of the National Institute for Rehabilitation Drª Ana Paula Amendoeira, Regional Director of Culture of Alentejo Professor Maria Romeiras, Institute of Contemporary History, NOVA Lisboa Dr Albano Silva, President of the Polytechnic Institute of Portalegre Professor Ana Costa Freitas, Dean of the University of Évora Professor Doctor Judite Medina do Nascimento, Rector of the University of Cape Verde (tbc) António Manuel das Neves Nobre Pita, Mayor of Castelo de Vide Opening Table Dr João Palmeiro (Chairman of the Board of Directors of Fundação Nossa Senhora da Esperança) Awaits title Professor Augusto Deodato Guerreiro (President of the Portuguese Center for Tiflology, CPTEI) «Science and Typhlology: Tiflocientíficos Variables for Inclusion in Quality and Equitable Opportunities» 1st Panel - Educommunication, Art and Culture Professor Amanda Tojal, Ph.D. (ArteInclusão) "The contribution of the Multisensory Experience to the appreciation of Works of Art of people who are blind or have low vision" Architect Ana Assis Pacheco, Ph.D (CEHR / UCP) Awaits title Professor Armando Malheiro da Silva, Ph.D (University of Porto) «Infocommunication and Educommunication with the Blind Person» Professor Manuel de Azevedo Antunes, Ph.D (ULHT) Awaits title Jean Devost (painter and sculptor) Cours de peinture pour malvoyants Maria José Sanchez Lorenzo (Museo ONCE) Awaits title Professor Manuel Costa Leite, Ph.D (ULHT) Awaits title Professor Zélia Belo Torres, Ph.D (Piaget Institute) Inclusive Educommunication: Pedagogical Strategies for Students with Low Vision 2nd Panel - Perceptual Haptic Development and Multisensory Supplement in Social Equity Architect Carlos Mourão Pereira, Ph.D (CiTUA, IST-ULisboa) «The Multisensory Potential of Including the Condition of Blindness in the Teaching of Architecture» Professor Carlota Brazileiro, Ph.D (Piaget Institute) Didactics of Mathematics for Blind Children in an Inclusive Context Professor Hélder Bértolo, Ph.D (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) Visual Processing in Congenitally Blind: a model for visual imagery in the absence of visual perception Professor Jorge Vilela de Carvalho, Director of the Sports Department of the IPDJ, IP Communication in the area of psychomotricity and Sports Dynamics for Blind People in an Inclusive Context Professor Serafim Queirós (Master in Special Education FMH / ULisboa) «Synthesis of the Neuroscience, Psychology and Physiology Studies of the Haptic Perception Circumscribed to the Percetivocognitive Function of the Hand» Professor Vítor da Fonseca, Ph.D (FMH / ULisboa) The Role of Haptic Exploration in the Learning of the Blind Person 3rd Panel - Science and Technology in Habilitation / Rehabilitation Engineering, Accessibility and Usability Engineer Edwin Valdés (Executive Director of TifloEduca, Colombia) Engineering: Universal Design for effective habilitation and rehabilitation Professor Francisco Godinho, Ph.D (UTAD / SUPERA) Research in Rehabilitation Engineering for the autonomy of people with visual impairments over time Professor José António Borges, Ph.D (UFRJ / Brazil) Mathematics for blind students, from elementary school to the University: an inclusive methodology based on the intensive use of computational tools. Researcher Professor Maria Romeiras Amado, Ph.D (Institute of Contemporary History / UNLisboa) «On the Ubiquity of the Virtual in Research: Relevance of Accessibility in the Availability of Historical, Sociological and Cultural Resources Online» Mestre Vera Rapagão (Raquel and Martin Sain Foundation) Dealing with a Pandemic: Distance Learning Experiences for Blind and Low Vision People 4th Panel - Spatial, Urban and Web Design Ergonomics, for Orientation and Mobility with Autonomy and Independence Professor Domingos Rasteiro, Ph.D (Piaget Institute) «Blind People and Inclusive Cities: An Emerging Need» Fredric K. Schroeder, Ph.D (President, World Blind Union) Autonomous Vehicles and the Blind: Expanding Opportunities for Full Integration Dr. Jorge Fernandes (AMA / Portugal) «Online Public Services in Portugal: Support Technologies in Parameterizing Accessibility and Usability for People with Visual Disabilities» Professor Júlio Damas Paiva (Master in Special Education by FMH / ULisboa) «Orientation and Mobility: Absence of Discourse in this Domain» Professor Leonor Moniz Pereira, Ph.D (FMH - ULisboa) Sensory Information in Orientation and Mobility: the Development of the Blind Child in this Context Dr. Rodrigo Santos (President of the National Directorate of ACAPO) “Participated administration as a paradigm for the realization of inclusive society - the role and participation of people with visual impairments in the construction of inclusive public policies” (speakers to be confirmed) Lic. Matías Ferreyra, President Latin American Union of the Blind (ULAC) Robin Spinks (Senior Innovation Manager, RNIB) Fondation Valentin Haüy Up

Testimony by Manuel da Costa Leite about the technological project "Oliveiras Dialogantes"

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2021-03-10 We are a family owned and operated business. OF THE ANTIQUITY OF THE PLACE We are a family owned and operated business. Built on a 17th century bastion, belonging to the defensive line built around Castelo de Vide more than 300 years ago, the 'Museum of Typhology / Center of Live Experience', results from the delicate architectural recovery. We are a family owned and operated business. The work that has now been done was intended not only to give new use to a beautiful century-old warehouse that existed there, but to preserve and enhance the balanced urban and architectural fabric of the historic center of Castelo de Vide, and also to contribute to the conservation of the city. 17th century Military Architecture, which marks the entire landscape of the Alentejo streak. We are a family owned and operated business. It was in the context of the lengthy and dramatic 28 years of the Restoration Wars of Portugal's independence, which began during the reign of King João IV, that defensive lines, forts and forts throughout the country were planned and built, not just along the border with Spain. , as well as along the entire continental coastline and Atlantic islands. From that period, Portugal still maintains an important Baroque architectural heritage of military genesis, mostly characterized by buildings over 300 years old, which need to be restored. We are a family owned and operated business. Thus, our work, having considered the importance of the place, recovering an existing building in it, will certainly contribute to the preservation of this historic landscape and consequently to the consolidation of the urban fabric of the historic center of Castelo de Vide. A coluna de Bronze, hino do Asilo dos Ce 00:00 / 01:36 FNSE hymn played by Philharmonic Enarmonia ABOUT THE BUILDING We are a family owned and operated business. With sober and wise lines of beautiful vernacular architecture and ample interior space, the centenary warehouse took advantage of the angular geometry of the bastion, extending the inclined planes, and therefore its shape is also trapezoidal. We are a family owned and operated business. The interesting ensemble, in which the lower part is covered with the stone left open and the upper part is a white volume, is distinguished by the clarity of the two parts: in stone we see the bastion, in white we see the old warehouse. Cohesive set, warehouse-bastion, it was from him that this new Museum was born. We are a family owned and operated business. The vernacular architecture of the old warehouse, which was once built on the classical architecture of the bastion, is now valued for having considered the antiquity of its stones, the importance of the place and the historic landscape of Castelo de Vide. We are a family owned and operated business. The Museum building also takes advantage of the physical connection to an olive grove that belongs to it and that runs on a terrace facing east, a terrace limited to the north by a high section of wall covered with stone, and limited to the south by a low wall also in stone. In it, visitors can have contact with Nature. Text and Photographs by Ana Assis Pacheco The museum Video de apresentação Museu de Tiflologia Up

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Biblioteca Braille em destaque A biblioteca Braille está presente no museu de Tiflologia com um espólio total de 3935 livros que tiveram a sua utilização durante os anos de funcionamento do Asilo de Nossa Senhora da Esperança, ou como era mais conhecido, Asilo de Cegos de Castelo de Vide. Neste espaço encontramos livros com as mais variadas temáticas, onde podemos destacar: Manuais escolares; livros de literatura clássica e contemporânea; Missais e livros de carácter religioso; livros de ensino profissional; pautas musicais e outros livros de carácter musical; revistas sobre os mais variados temas; jogos. Disponivel para consulta ou investigação.

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Peça do mês Com a Clássica Máquina de escrever Braille Perkins, crianças ou adultos com deficiência visual podem fazer as suas próprias anotações no código braille. Permite utilizar diversos tamanhos de papel e sem a necessidade de energia elétrica ou baterias. Venha conhecer e experimentar escrever com a ajuda do colaborador no Museu de Tiflologia em Castelo de Vide José Cândido Branco Rodrigues Tiflologo do Mês Branco Rodrigues, Tiflologo Português responsável pela implementação das oficinas Branco Rodrigues, pioneiras em Portugal para a profissionalização e autonomização das pessoas cegas, Fundador do Jornal dos Cegos. Mais informações na Digitéca de Tiflologia/Tiflociência © CPV/Museu Tiflologia Voltar para Programação