Disability awareness

The Discriminables workshops: fun, educational workshop sheets, for groups or individuals, to learn more about grounds of discrimination, stereotypes, secularism, appropriate attitudes, consequences and the legal measures in place, towards greater tolerance and acceptance of diversity.

Aims:

• Opening up to diversity
• Better understanding how discrimination works
• Learning about the grounds of discrimination prohibited by law and the authorities responsible for discrimination and diversity
• Becoming aware of the power of stereotypes and prejudice

This kit contains 7 workshops on “Dys” disorders: dysphasia, dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, memory disorders and attention disorders (ADHD).

Each workshop aims to help understand the impact of Dys disorders and dispel misconceptions about the behaviour of the millions of people affected.

Each one has 3 sheets:

• An “Action” sheet offering an experience to understand the disorder from the inside
• A “Quiz” sheet to understand the disorder
• A “Support / Compensation” sheet presenting ways to support people with Dys disorders

This kit contains 12 workshops on visual, hearing, motor, invisible, psychological, intellectual and Dys disabilities.

Each workshop lets you:

• Experience disability situations and discover their impact
• Learn facts about disability in a playful way, linked to the experience
• Identify appropriate attitudes to make relationships and inclusion easier

Each one has 3 sheets:

• An “Action” sheet offering an experience of a disability situation
• A “Quiz” sheet to understand the disability
• A “Support / Compensation” sheet presenting ways to support people with this disability

This kit contains 14 workshops on sensory disabilities, disabling illnesses, intellectual disability, psychological disorders, Dys disorders and the recognition of disabled worker status.

Each workshop lets you:

• Investigate an invisible disability and/or experience disability situations
• Learn facts about invisible disabilities in a playful way
• Identify appropriate attitudes to make relationships and inclusion easier

Each one has 3 sheets:

• An “Action: Riddle” sheet offering an experience to experience or identify an invisible disability situation
• A “Quiz” sheet to understand this disability
• An “Attitudes” sheet to help adopt attitudes suited to each person's disability

A deck of 40 cards covering all Dys disorders: dysphasia, dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, memory disorders, ADHD.

An educational process designed to find keys to understanding by taking on “challenges”, building knowledge about these disorders and identifying the support, compensations or attitudes suited to each Dys disorder.

A handy game to play alone, with colleagues, friends or family, in the car, on the beach...

A card game covering all grounds of discrimination and questions of diversity.

Topics include: grounds of discrimination, stereotypes, secularism, appropriate attitudes, consequences, discriminatory questions in recruitment, the glass ceiling, the fight against discrimination, the burden of proof, the rights ombudsman...

A game of 17 families of disability that tackles prejudice and hasty judgements about people with disabilities in the simplest possible way.

This very visual and accessible game changes how we relate to others and develops tolerance towards people who are different. It can be played in class, in after-school activities, with family...

A deck of 50 cards covering all types of disability: physical, visual, hearing, intellectual, cognitive, psychological, invisible or disabling health conditions.

Through an educational process, this game is designed to build knowledge about disabilities and develop fairer attitudes.

A handy, easy-to-use game with comic-style graphics, to play alone, with colleagues, friends or family, in the car, on the beach.

A card game to better understand the following psychological disorders: bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, depression, addictions and severe personality disorders.

It lets you test your knowledge and become aware of their impact in daily and working life, to make relationships easier.

A deck of 50 cards covering all types of invisible disability: disabling illnesses (multiple sclerosis, diabetes, cancer, allergies, musculoskeletal disorders...), mental and psychological disorders (intellectual disability, depression, bipolar disorder, OCD...), Dys disorders (dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, ADHD) and sensory disabilities (deafness, visual impairments).

An educational process designed to understand and learn about 80% of disabilities and develop fairer attitudes in relationships.

The 9 removable pieces of these bars each have a different tactile surface that stimulates the sense of touch.

You can play bingo or memory, or copy a model. The 2 bars can also be part of a desensitisation programme for tactile hypersensitivity.

Spread the tokens face down. Look under the tokens one by one, without moving them!

The goal is to find the matching Zœils. A crazy memory game!

Trace letters, make drawings or mosaics with the magnetic stylus that attracts the thousands of small metal beads on this drawing board.

Sound feedback. Handy, compact format to play anywhere.

The first player places their ball on a square. Then the other player places their ball on an empty square.

The goal is to line up your three balls to win. This game is played with a blindfold to simulate visual impairment.

These 12 wooden prisms are arranged in pairs of identical weight. Weigh them in your hands to find the pairs! Their shape makes them easy to handle and allows many games around the sense of proprioception.

They encourage descriptive and comparative vocabulary: “heavier than, as light as…”.

These 12 prisms in natural wood, pleasant to the touch, are arranged in pairs of sounds. Shake them and find the right pair by ear! The coloured marks let you check the pairs.

Their shape makes them easy to handle and allows many games: building, stacking, sorting, memory.

The goal is to find, by touch, the materials shown by the spinner in a bag.

All the animal cards are placed in a bag. The player spins the arrow, then puts a hand in the bag to find by touch a card with the same material as the one shown by the spinner.

A tactile game to play with textures. Many games are possible with this equipment.

For example, put half of the tactile squares on the table and hide the other half in the bag. In turn, each child picks a square on the table and looks for the matching one in the bag, without looking. It is a chance to build vocabulary by describing the materials, look for textures around you, try to create new ones, etc.

A musical game based on shakers. Each tube is filled with a variety of materials in different quantities.

When the tubes are shaken, different sounds are produced: loud, soft, very soft… The two rows of tubes are identical and can be used in pairs or for recognition and listening games.