They are widening their scope beyond Hungary and would like stories and news from other countries. The Canadian Center on Disability Studies has announced formation of a Winnipeg-Stavropol social development project to concentrate on enhancement of the lives of disabled Russians, their families and communities. Dr. Henry Enns, Executive Director, CCDS, 2704-7 Evergreen Place, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3L 2T3, Canada. IID will undertake regional activities, training, research and public education designed to advance inter-American collaboration in the disability field.
Membership is now open to interested organizations and individuals.
Japan NGO Network Jannet, Japan's Non-Governmental Organizations Network on Disabilities, is composed of approximately 30 members who exchange information and participate in joint training and educational activities, aimed primarily at benefitting disabled people in developing countries. The editor, Prof. Mohammed H.S. Al-Turaki, invites articles from around the world on scientific research and practical projects benefitting disabled persons. Additionally, in Arabic, the group publishes Disability World Magazine, which is a more informal periodical produced for public education. P.O. Box 91409, Riyadh 11633, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The international newsletter on childhood disability, One in Ten, co-produced by Rehabilitation International and Unicef, is published in English, French and Spanish.