AURA is a European Erasmus+ project aimed at improving the autonomy and quality of life of people with autism by integrating digital skills and sensory accessibility tools into vocational education and training. The project combines technology, inclusion, and education to create more accessible environments and to support the full participation of autistic people in public spaces.
Objectives
El projecte MyRights se centra en tres objectius principals:
MyRights - Projecte
Antoni Galiano Barajas
Antoni Galiano Barajas, Director General of Personal Autonomy and Disability at the Department of Social Rights of the Generalitat of Catalonia since February 14, 2025.
Josep Maria Solé i Chavero
Lawyer. Director of Support-Girona and president of iSocial. Activist and international consultant in human rights and disability.
Bernabé Robles del Olmo
Neurologist. Coordinator of the Bioethics Unit at Parc Sanitari Sant Joan de Déu. Member of the Permanent Commission of the Bioethics Committee of Catalonia.
Stephanie Wooley
Deputy Board Member ENUSP (European Network of (Ex-)Users and Survivors of Psychiatry). Board Member EDF (European Disability Forum) and Board Director in charge of International relations for Advocacy-France.
Beatriz Pérez Pérez
Research Board Member at ActivaMent Catalunya Association. PhD in Person and Society from the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
Facundo Chávez Penillas
Human rights lawyer and advocate specializing in disabilities the rights. He has worked extensively with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), focusing on ensuring the inclusion of people with disabilities within international human rights frameworks. His work emphasises the need for states and organisations to adopt inclusive policies that respect the dignity and autonomy of people with disabilities, promoting their right to fully participate in society.
Naomi Brickel
Director of the Supported Decision-Making New York (SDMNY) project at Hunter College CUNY, where she leads New York’s efforts to develop infrastructure and raise awareness of Supported Decision-Making (SDM) as a legally recognised alternative to guardianship. She is a nationally recognised leader in disability services and advocacy, working to build more inclusive communities, advance rights, and promote self-determination and empowerment for people with disabilities. She is also an author, a mother of six, and a captivating speaker.
Natalia Kazah Soneyra
Clinical psychologist at the Specialized Hospitalization Unit for Intellectual Disability (UHEDI) at Parc Sanitari Sant Joan de Déu.
It takes part in the recruitment of young people benefiting from the Youth Guarantee Programme in Catalonia, in accordance with Order TSF/115/2018 of 12 July.
The programme is financed by the Youth Employment initiative and the European Social Fund, with a co-financing of 91.89%.
Foundations Register 1817. Register Department of Work, Social Affairs, and Families of the Government of Catalonia S05710.
Support-Girona is registered in the Register of Interest Groups of the Catalan Government Administration and the Public Sector. Identification number 315.
Municipal Register of Entities (Girona City Council) with number EH3234.
Census of Voluntary Entities of Catalonia 001907-000.