The Faculty of Education and Humanities and the SDU Educational and Methodological Center have successfully concluded the Inclusion Week.

The SDU community is taking important steps toward building an inclusive society. The Inclusion Week 2025, held from February 24 to 28, 2025, was one of the key initiatives in this direction.

The main goal of the week was to create an inclusive environment within the SDU community, raise awareness, and promote this value. The event was organized by the Faculty of Education and Humanities, the Educational and Methodological Center (EMC), as well as the EduLight club and the student government.

Inclusion Week 2025 provided SDU students and faculty with a great opportunity to explore inclusion-related issues more deeply. All activities were held at a high level and featured active participation from the university community.

Many students and faculty members took part in the fair, where they learned about initiatives aimed at supporting people with special needs. Art therapy and seminars provided participants with new knowledge and experiences. During the SDU Inclusion Talks, experienced specialists shared their insights and discussed pressing issues in inclusive education.

This week was a significant achievement for the SDU community. Participants recognized the importance of fostering an inclusive environment and explored ways to further develop it. The university will continue to support inclusion initiatives in the future.