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MY P PRESENTATION JAIME CRUZ JUSCAMAITA My name is Jaime Cruz Juscamaita Im 24 years old and I come from Per I live with my parents, my sister and my dog, Mia. Im an actor I like sports, I swim, surf and go to the


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MY P PRESENTATION

JAIME CRUZ JUSCAMAITA

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  • My name is

Jaime Cruz Juscamaita

  • I´m 24 years old and I

come from Perú

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  • I live with my parents,

my sister and my dog, Mia.

  • I’m an actor
  • I like sports, I swim,

surf and go to the gym.

  • I am also a self-

advocate

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What is self-advocacy?

Self-advocacy is when a person with an intellectual disability speaks up and advocates for themselves and for others. A self-advocate works on making their community a more inclusive place.

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My experience as a self-advocate

  • My first experience as a self-advocate

was when the Peruvian Down Syndrome Society invited me to talk about the right to have an Inclusive Education.

  • I was invited because I had an inclusive

education, I also had experience of working with the Secretary of Education in Peru

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  • As I was starting to learn more about self-

advocacy my support told me that I should study the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD).

  • This helped me to understand more about laws

and the barriers that people with intellectual disabilities face.

My training to become a a self-advocate

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  • I also studied in Centro de Locución y

Oratoria with Gina Parker.

  • Gina is a reporter in Peru who has a

TV show.

  • She trained me to organize my ideas

and be more prepared for public talking

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  • I started to participate in the self advocate group at the Peruvian

Down Syndrome Society

Jo Joining my my self-advocacy group

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Some success fr from our self-advocacy work

  • The self-advoactes from our group

have had many successes.

  • In 2018 MARÍA ALEJANDRA

VILLANUEVA received the right to vote for 24,000 persons with disabilities.

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  • SANDRA CELIS sued an

insurance company after they denied her the same health insurance that they gave to her siblings

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  • As a self advocate, a topic that is

important to me is the Right for inclusive education

  • I work on building awareness about

this right and training teachers, directors, families and students.

My work on

  • n inclusive education
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  • We often work with

the media in Peru

Our self-advocacy work and the media

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  • In fact last Friday and

yesterday there were segments about me on 2 Peruvian news shows!

  • They were sharing my work

at the UN.

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Our work on

  • n the Sustainable Development Goals
  • Another important piece of work

we have done has been creating an Easy to Read version of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

  • These are goals that all countries

are working on to make the world a better place.

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  • The SDGs motto is ‘Leave No One

behind’ this must include people with disabilities!

  • Because of this it is important

people with an intelectual disability know about the goals and the work

  • ur countries are doing on them
  • Our guide has also been translated

into English so that international self-advocates can use it!

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What is is In Inclusion In International?

  • Inclusion International is the

international network of people with an intellectual disability and their families.

  • My organisation SPSD and

Keystone Human Services are both members of Inclusion International

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  • In 2018 I traveled to

Birgmingham, UK, for the Inclusion International World Congress and Global Self Advocates Summit .

  • There, I found out more

about international self- advoacy

The Global Self-Advocacy Summit

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What is is Empower Us Us?

  • Empower Us is one of

Inclusion International’s programmes of work.

  • It is the work Inclusion

International do to help members develop their self- advocacy and inclusion work.

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  • The Empower Us work is

led by people with intellectual disabilities who are self-advocates.

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  • Inclusion International´s self-advoacte

representative for the Americas is Luis Gabriel Villareal from Colombia

  • Luis works on Empower Us.
  • He interviewed me for the Empower Us

team and I was selected.

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My Empower Us Us fellowship

  • Through my work with

Inclusion international and Empower Us I was selected to become the Empower Us fellow.

  • The Empower Us fellow works

to support self-advocacy in their region

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  • Inclusion International do a lot of work on the Convention on the Rights of

Persons with Disabilities (CRPD)

  • Every year governments, disabled peoples organisations and other groups

come together to speak at a Conference at the UN about the Convention

  • This year there were many self-advocates taking part and speaking up about

the things that were important to us!

  • Including 6 of my colleagues from Empower Us!

The Conference of f State Parties (C (COSP)

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Jaime from Peru Dianna from Moldova Alanna from Australia Kory from Canada Luis Gabriel from Colombia

  • bert from New

ealand Chaica from UAE Jayne from Kenya Tia from USA

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  • I spoke at a roundtable on why being included in sports, culture and

leisure is so important.

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Being included in sports, culture and leisure

  • This is a very important

topic for me.

  • I am very active and take

part in lots of different sports.

  • I am also an actor
  • I have built friendships

with lots of different people in my community.

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  • In my speech I talked about my

experience and how sports, culture and leisure has impacted my life.

  • I made the point that participating in

separated groups is not a true

  • pportunity for inclusion.
  • Inclusion starts from school.
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  • I said that seperating people from the

rest is not good and does not help us be part of our community.

  • I said that rights are for everyone so

not one of us should be left behind!

  • Speaking at the UN was a fantastic

experience and I hope my speech made a difference.

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What next xt? Empower Us training

  • Earlier today myself and Tia led

Empower Us training for some Keystone self-advocates

  • The Empower Us team have led

this training all around the world

  • The training is for self-advocates

who are from Inclusion International members

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  • Myself and Luis Gabriel will

be leading the training in Mexico soon for Latin America self-advocates.

  • I am excited to support my

fellow self-advocates to build their skills and understand more about how to speak up and take action for inclusion!

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Gracia ias! !

Follow me on social media! Find my Facebook page – search Jaime Cruz Instagram – JaimitocJ (here you can also find the link to my youtube channel!)

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For more information

  • Send us an email
  • EmpowerUs@inclusion-international.org
  • Become an Inclusion International member
  • www.inclusion-international.org /join
  • Follow SPSD on Facebook!
  • https://www.facebook.com/SPsindromedown/