[WSIS CS-Plenary] Global Forum on Disability in Tunis Day 2, 9:00-13:00, 18 Novemberr 2005.

[Hiroshi Kawamura]

Invitation to the Second Global Forum on Disability in the Information 
Society, 15th and 18th November 2005, Tunis, Tunisia

Program of Day 2

18 November 2005, 09:00 - 13:00,
Room  Amilcar, Kram PalExpo, Tunis

9:00-10:00
Session 2: Disaster Preparedness of Persons with Disabilities

Moderator: Hiroshi Kawamura, Japan
National Rehabilitation Center for Persons with Disabilities Research 
Institute

* Markku Hakkinen, USA
Accessible ICT for Disaster Preparedness and Warning; Human-centered Design 
of Standards and Technology for Effective Communication
  DAISY Consortium
* Stephen Shore, USA
Preparing persons with autism and those who support them for times of 
disaster: The past with a look to the future
  Autism Society of America

* Open discussion

10:00-11:30
Session 3: International Disability Alliance (IDA) panel discussion on equal 
partnership in ICT development

Moderators:
Ms. Raja Isma$B!&(B, Tunisia (BASMA)
George Kerscher, USA (DAISY Consortium)

Panelists:
* Khalfan H. Khalfan Al-Salmany (Disabled Peoples' International)
* Betty Dion (Rehabilitation International)
* Kicki Nordstr$B‹N(B (The World Blind Union)
* Antti Raike (World Federation of the Deaf)
* Andre Van Deventer (World Federation of the Deafblind)
* Sylvia Caras (World Network of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry)

11:30-12:00
Special Reports:
*    Yvonne Grandbois, Switzerland
Accessible contents sharing of health and disability information on the web
  World Health Organization Library
* Wantanee Panthachart, Thailand
  The movement of ICT Accessibility in Thailand
  National Electronics and Computer Technology Center

12:00-12:40
Session 4: Adoption of the Tunis Declaration

Chair: Imed Eddine Chaker, Tunisia, (UNAT)

* Presentation of the draft declaration:
  Monthian Buntan, Thailand, Thailand Association of the Blind

* Adoption of the Tunis Declaration

12:40-12:45
Closing:
* Kh$BqE(Bija Hammouda Ghariani, Tunisia
Secretary of State for Computer Science, Internet and Free open Source 
Software