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'Capaces de más' Exhibition at the Port of València for Inclusion

The exhibition, organized by foundations, aims to foster a more inclusive view of disability and highlight people's abilities.

Image of hands in a wheelchair overcoming an obstacle, in an exhibition about inclusion.
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Image of hands in a wheelchair overcoming an obstacle, in an exhibition about inclusion.

The Clock Building of the Port of València hosts the 'Capaces de más' exhibition, an initiative seeking to rethink disability from an inclusive perspective and highlight individual capabilities.

This exhibition, which can be visited from May 4 to 8, is the result of a collaboration between the Fundación Fontilles and the Fundación Mainel. Its main objective is to foster a more inclusive vision of disability, focusing on the skills and potential of individuals.
The exhibition brings together works created by Secondary students from the Valencian Community and Peru. These students previously participated in activities that allowed them to experience firsthand some of the difficulties faced by people with visual and physical disabilities, such as moving in a wheelchair or playing goalball, a Paralympic sport for blind people.
In addition to the students' works, the exhibition includes photographs by visual journalist Ana Palacios. It also features an interactive area, designed for the public to experience some of the daily barriers associated with disability, offering a deeper perspective on this reality.
The exhibition's inauguration took place on May 4 at 6 PM. Interested visitors can attend until May 8, from 10 AM to 6 PM, at the emblematic Clock Building.

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