US EditionDialogues for Early Childhood Concludes with Reflections on Neurodiversity and Active Parenthood
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The Instituto Crecer Juntos concluded the fourth and final day of “Growing up in Family: Dialogues for Early Childhood”, a space of formation and reflection promoted in the framework of the national policy led by the First Lady of the Republic, Gabriela de Bukele. During this day, fundamental topics were addressed for the integral development of Salvadoran childhood, including neurodiversity, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), sensory integration, …
In yet another important initiative in defense of inclusion and respect for diversity, city councilor George Reis, known as Gordinho da Favela (PP), presented a bill to the Salvador City Council that establishes Sensory Accommodation Rooms in municipal schools. Aimed especially at autistic and neuroatypical students, the bill aims to ensure adequate spaces for emotional and sensory self-regulation, with the goal of promoting the well-being, rete…
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