The “Staellinika” Greek learning platform is accessible for the blind

The platform for learning Greek “Staellinika” of the General Secretariat of Hellenes Abroad & Public Diplomacy will be accessible for the blind, announced Ioannis Chrysoulakis

His “personal goal” to make every effort to make the Greek’s “Staellinika” learning platform of the General Secretariat of Hellenes Abroad & Public Diplomacy accessible to people with visual disabilities, announced General Secretary Ioannis Chrysoulakis during their online meeting with American Friends of the Blind in Greece, in Boston.

This is a historic Organization of Expatriates based in Boston, USA, which in the 75 years since its founding has continuously and in every way supports the blind in our country, as it is in close cooperation with the “Lighthouse of the Blind of Greece”.

The meeting was attended by the Board of Directors of American Friends of the Blind in Greece, as well as the newly elected president of the “Lighthouse of the Blind of Greece”, Mrs. Maria Tzevelekou. Mr. Chrysoulakis praised the contribution of the Organization and congratulated the Board of Directors for their important contribution, but also for their multifaceted action.

He also referred to the extensive actions and programs of the General Secretariat of Hellenes Abroad and Public Diplomacy, such as the Study in Greece. He emphasized the importance of promoting accessibility for the visually impaired in the Greek language learning platform “Staellinika”, emphasizing that this decision is a practical demonstration of the efforts made by the General Secretariat for Hellenes Abroad & Public Administration. social equality, but also the duty of the State for the social integration of all citizens without exception.

Mr. Chrysoulakis also referred to the World Panomogenic Congress, which will take place in the summer of 2022 in Thessaloniki, inviting the attendees to participate in it.

The president of the “Lighthouse of the Blind of Greece” on her part thanked Mr. Chrysoulakis for the initiative for this meeting, as well as for his interest, noting that it is “hope for the future”. The president of the American Friends of the Blind in Greece, Bob Adams, stated that the meeting that took place is an “honor” for the Organization, but also a recognition of their efforts. “I am absolutely satisfied” he concluded, addressing Mr. Chrysoulakis, and “ready to take the next steps with you”.

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