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Patricia Noonan
Walsh is Professor
emerita of
Disability Studies at UCD, Dublin and Adjunct Professor at the Centre for
Disability, Law and Policy at NUI Galway.
She was Principal Investigator of
POMONA-2, a project with 14 countries represented
(2005-2008) that was funded by the European Commission DG-Public Health to
apply a set of health indicators related to the health of people with
intellectual disabilities in Europe.
Co-author with Barbara LeRoy of
Women with
Disabilities Aging Well: A global view
(2004), Professor Walsh co-edited with Vianne Timmons
A Long Walk to School,
presenting
international experiences of inclusive
education (2010). She is a Fellow
of IASSID - International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual
Disabilities - and on its behalf
co-organized an international conference on Human Rights and Intellectual
Disabilities in Santiago, Chile (September 2007). In Ireland, she is a Governor of the Rotunda Hospital. Professor Walsh served on Ireland’s
National Council on Special Education 2007-2009. In November 2009, Professor
Walsh was a visiting scholar at the Joint
Bioethics and Health Policy Program promoted by Yale University and the
Hastings Center, Garrison NY.
She was a member of the steering committee of the high-level group convened by WHO-Europe to develop policy on the health of children and young people with intellectual disabilities in Europe – Better Health, Better Lives (2010). Professor Walsh currently serves (2011) on the Task Force on the Inclusion of Disability within Ireland’s international development cooperation programme - Dóchas Disability and International Development Working Group.
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