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The 9 pages that link to Social inclusion, each with the reason it gives.

• Social exclusionCompared with: Inclusion is the policy goal commonly set against social exclusion.

• Social cohesionRelated: Access to participation helps prevent exclusion from weakening a society’s shared bonds.

• Adult educationRelated: Adult learning can support participation by building skills, confidence, and social connections.

• Social integrationCompared with: Inclusion focuses on access and opportunity; integration describes the resulting connections and participation.

• Recovery modelRelated: Meaningful life depends partly on belonging and opportunities beyond clinical services.

• Erasmus ProgrammeRelated: Programme policy increasingly addresses barriers that limit participation in mobility.

• Recreational sportRelated: Inclusive teams and programs can create belonging, but barriers can also exclude participants.

• Special OlympicsRelated: Unified programs use shared sport to create interaction across disability boundaries.

• Social pedagogyRelated: Participation and belonging are central aims of social pedagogical practice.