All-Russian inclusive week will be held in the Middle Urals in December

From November 30 to December 6, the second All-Russian Open for All Week will be held in the Sverdlovsk Region. The program includes almost 100 events – they will be held in Yekaterinburg and municipalities of the region. This is reported by the Department of Information Policy of the region.

The poster includes creative festivals, exhibitions, master classes, film screenings and job fairs for people with disabilities. The events are organized by institutions of culture, education, social protection and employment services. So, in the Sverdlovsk regional library named after V. G. Belinsky will be an inclusive festival "Art acquaintance". Exhibitions of creative works, musical events and other activities are also planned.

Special attention is paid to employment and professional development. Job fairs are organized in Yekaterinburg, Nizhny Tagil, Kamensk Uralsky, Pervouralsk, Serov, Revda, Irbit and other cities. In Kamensk Uralskoye there will be a meeting of the employers' club "Mentors", and in Irbit - an open day for people with disabilities and participants in a special military operation.

The creative part of the program is designed for participants of different ages and opportunities. It included an exhibition of works by young artists with autism “True Vision – 3”, inclusive master classes, a music workshop “Harmony of the Four”, a screening of the cartoon “Andryusha’s Diary” and a workshop “New Year’s Miracles”. The venues will be institutions of culture, education and social services.

The All-Russian Week “Open for All” is being implemented within the framework of the Agency for Strategic Initiatives project. Its goal is to develop inclusive practices and create an accessible environment in education, services and public services for people with disabilities and people with limited mobility. All events are held under a single brand "Open for all" and marked with a special sign of accessibility.

Earlier, MK-Ural wrote that the Sverdlovsk region showed the best result among the 22 regions participating in the pilot project of the Ministry of Labor of Russia on comprehensive rehabilitation and habilitation of disabled children. According to the results of the first half of 2026, more than 77% of children who were first assigned the category of “disabled child” successfully completed the rehabilitation course.