ISLRR Vision 2025大会在佛罗伦萨举办并确立无障碍遗产合作模式
Beyond the Congress: How Florence Made Accessibility Part of Its Legacy
ISLRR Vision 2025大会于9月8日至12日在佛罗伦萨举行，通过建立跨部门协作机制将无障碍与包容性确立为会议核心遗产。由ISLRR联合OIC Group、Destination Florence Convention Bureau及Firenze Fiera主导，协同国家导盲犬学校、乌菲兹美术馆等本地机构实施场地审计与社区连接项目。
该案例展示了国际学会如何通过多方协作将无障碍设施纳入会议遗产，为行业协会策划包容性大型活动提供了具体的合作伙伴网络与执行路径参考。
The ISLRR Vision 2025 Congress demonstrates how collaboration can make accessibility, inclusion and community engagement an integral part of an association meeting’s legacy.
Held from 8–12 September 2025, the congress brought together the international low vision research and rehabilitation community in Florence. Beyond its scientific programme, the event set out to create meaningful benefits for people living with visual impairment and the wider local community.
Making this ambition a reality required close collaboration between the International Society for Low Vision Research and Rehabilitation (ISLRR), OIC Group, Destination Florence Convention Bureau and Firenze Fiera, alongside local experts in ophthalmology and rehabilitation.
From accessibility audits and venue improvements to connections with local organisations, the initiative placed inclusion at the heart of the congress experience. Partners included the National School of Guide Dogs, the Braille Printing and Typhlodidactic Centre, Meyer University Hospital, the Uffizi Galleries and Dark on the Road.
The Blue Paper also recognises the scientific contributions of Low Vision Academy, PRISMA and the Polo Nazionale IAPB Italia, and features Comunicazione Italiana .NET and OIC Group.
Vision 2025 demonstrates how associations, industry partners, destination organisations, venues and local communities can work together to extend the impact of a congress beyond its programme, making accessibility a lasting commitment rather than an afterthought.
Discover the full case study in the latest ICCA Association Community Blue Paper.
来源：ICCA · iccaworld.org