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Festi'Run: three solidarity foot races and handisport workshops in Vincennes

On June 9, 2024, head to the Château de Vincennes for a day of disability awareness, featuring three running races and a village of fun activities!

Oxmo Puccino Ensemble: a song concert, a unique experience at the Philharmonie de Paris

On Sunday, February 18, discover hip-hop through song with Oxmo Puccino at the Philharmonie de Paris: an inclusive experience accessible to all!

2023 International Wheelchair Rugby Cup at the Halle Carpentier and Accor Arena

Right in the middle of the 2023 Rugby World Cup, the Wheelchair Rugby World Cup will be coming to the capital for the very first time, from October 18 to 22, 2023. Discover the 8 best teams in the world!

2024 Paralympic Games: only 9% of metro stations accessible to people with disabilities

There's still a year to go before the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and yet public transport is still not accessible to disabled people in the capital, a situation that's causing concern.

Paris Disability Month: a festive, inclusive ball to dance the night away together

On the last day of Paris Disability Month, July 8, 2023, come and dance with your friends at a Bal Arrangé, at the Guinguette de Paris Plage. On the program: original dances for a festive and inclusive moment!

PS5: PlayStation takes accessibility a step further with new tags

Accessibility still at the heart of PlayStation's concerns... Sony rolled out the new accessibility tags on the PlayStation Store for PS5 in early April, providing a personalized gaming experience tailored to the needs of all gamers. From visual features to control options, explore the six accessibility categories available for unlimited gaming enjoyment.

Paris: here are the streets of the city the most visited by pedestrians

When strolling Paris, you may have noticed some streets are more crowded than others. But what are the sidewalks in the city the most visited by pedestrians? Here is an answer with the map drawn by Atelier Parisien d’Urbanisme.

Coronavirus: measures implemented for people with disabilities

This Saturday April 4, 2020, Health Minister Olivier Véran and Secretary of State Sophie Cluzel hosted a digital press conference to give details on the actions from the government to support people with disabilities.