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The Councillor for Social Services City of Cartagena, Carmen Martin, did not want to miss the opportunity to see the work of Berta Brusilovsky with the University Complutense and other state entities, and their views regarding cognitive accessibility.

Taking advantage of his presence in the city to participate in the summer courses UPCT 2015: Model for designing accessible spaces.

Cognitive spectrum, has met on Thursday morning with her.

At the meeting were present Magdalena Lorente, Head of Volunteering.

Unit of Students and University Extension UPCT;

David Rivera, Director of the SOI Foundation;

and Damian Perez Olmos, Coordinator of Social Services.

During the meeting, Carmen Martin has made him known work from the Department is undertaking on disability and the intention to develop a Plan Disability in Cartagena, which is already underway and possibly see the light in December, so that our city can become a leader in this field.

Also, Councillor of Social Services has shown the will of the City of Cartagena to join the action 17. Meta International Year of Cognitive Accessibility.

Berta Brusilovsky Filer is an architect and urban planner, although professional profile is varied and heterogeneous.

He finished his career at the University of Buenos Aires and now with the title of architect from the Polytechnic University of Madrid in Spain began its work in architecture, urban planning and teaching.

Specializing in planning and historical centers.

In 1998 manages, from the University of Alcalá, the First Biennial of Architecture and Civil Engineering and is where his desire to work with issues that can support human development, education and health born.

This is made possible by the AECID that opens the way for cooperation in Latin America, Caribbean and Arab countries.

Author of several works, attends the Master of Accessibility and Design for All by La Salle University, and as a final paper develops a model - Guidelines for designing accessible spaces and improve the quality of living conditions (cognitive spectrum).

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena