\n\tThe Youth Media Center and the Dancing Club \u201cBlack&White\u201d staged a dancing masterclass for young people with disabilities in Europe Square in Chisinau on September 13.<\/p>\n
\tThe event brought together disabled young people from Chisinau and other settlements of the county. They learned to dance to the rhythms of pop, Latin and hip-hop music. \u201cWe want to attract as many children and young people as they will further transmit the social inclusion message,\u201d head of the Youth Media Center Veronica Chicu-Boboc has told IPN.<\/p>\n
\t\u201cWe are \u201cBlack&White\u201d and we came here to help the disabled young people and to show to them that we are all equal and that we can dance together,\u201d stated troupe member Ionela Tarus.<\/p>\n
\tEugen, a young man in a wheelchair, said that he liked the event. He believes that such activities can improve the people\u2019s attitude to the persons with disabilities. \u201cThere are different people. There are people who do not respect us at all,\u201d he stated.<\/p>\n
\tDancing masterclasses will be also held in districts, in partnership with the public association PRIMA of Taraclia, the public association \u201cWoman and child \u2013 protection and support\u201d of Criuleni, the public association \u201cDorinta\u201d of Calarasi, the public association\u00a0 \u201cAzi\u201d of Cahul, and the Association for Supporting Children with Physical Disabilities of Peresecina.<\/p>\n
\tOn September 20, there will be staged a flashmob meeting in Cahul. \u201cIt\u2019s not enough to transmit a message only. We must make the authorities to ensure access, provide ramps and formulate social inclusion policies,\u201d said Veronica Chicu-Boboc.<\/p>\n
\tThe event forms part of the campaign \u201cSUCCESS from chess to success\u201d that was launched by the Youth Media Center in partnership with SOIR Moldova on September 5.<\/p>\n