Social exclusion is a dynamic process in which an individual or a group becomes isolated
from an organization or community and deprived of their due rights and entitlements. This …

Background The COVID‐19 pandemic triggered rapid and unprecedented changes in the
use of digital technologies to support people's social inclusion. We examined whether and …

The role of incarceration and community reentry after incarceration has been studied
extensively for individual and community health; however, little attention has been given to …

The agricultural sector, even though it has been greatly reduced and is in constant
transformation, continues to be of strategic importance. Although it does not represent a …

Current international dementia care policies focus on creating 'dementia-
friendly'communities that aim to support the social inclusion of people with dementia …

Research Through Design (RTD) needs to reconsider the meaning of “designing” in the
research process of “through design.” We propose Research Through Co-design (RTC) as a …

Inklusion wird im Rahmen eines normativ-rechtlichen Mehr-Ebenen-Systems vom
Völkerrecht und den Europarecht vorangetrieben und hat sich im nationalen Recht …

By 2050, an estimated 69% of the global population will reside in urban areas, underscoring
the pivotal role of city neighbourhoods in enhancing quality of life by respecting and …

Social inclusion emerged as a response to the growing number of socially excluded and
marginalized populations. The focus of social inclusion is on fostering “social, economic …

Accessible summary Many people who commit crimes in the UK have learning difficulties or
disabilities. The police give people information to read in custody, but this information can be …