the European Youth Forum, resource centres for the development of youth work and the Eurodesk network.

103. Calls on the Member States and the Commission to support information campaigns about education and training possibilities for young people with disabilities, such as the Exchange Ability project developed by the European Disability Forum and the Erasmus Student Network;

23. Stresses the importance of creating employment opportunities for disabled young people, by establishing suitably adapted training programmes, and of encouraging more employment grants for this important sector of young people in the interests of their greater inclusion and achievement in society; calls on the Member States and the Commission to support information campaigns about education and training possibilities for young people with disabilities, such as the Exchange Ability project developed by the European ...[+++] Disability Forum and the Erasmus Student Network;

103. Calls on the Member States and the Commission to support information campaigns about education and training possibilities for young people with disabilities, such as the Exchange Ability project developed by the European Disability Forum and the Erasmus Student Network;

In the context of the initiative launched by the Commission to develop and strengthen the dialogue and cooperation between Higher Education and the world of work (COM(2009) 158 final: A new partnership for the modernisation of universities: the EU Forum for University Business Dialogue), the Commission in partnership with the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic and the Masaryk University is organising a Thematic Forum in Brno on 2-3 February 2010 where existing and possible actions, launched in cooperation by ...[+++] higher education institutions, companies and public authorities as reply to the current crisis, will be presented and discussed.

13. Underlines the importance of the active involvement of the children themselves in every procedure in which their rights are at stake; considers that participation should be open to all children, regardless of their ethnicity, social and legal status or any disability; calls on Member States to ensure that all children are provided with age-appropriate and disability assistance to enjoy their right of participation and free expression; welcomes the reference to the child's "right to education and [...] right to maintain relations with both parents"; emphasises, therefore, the need for the involvement of parents' and family associations in the ...[+++] European Forum for the Rights of the Child;