Last week was CE Awareness Week in the UK. An information pack consisting of wristbands, balloons, pens with a copy of What is Conductive Education published by CEPEG, was sent out by CEPEG to all those who requested it.
As far as I can establish most of the Awareness activities subsequently mentioned on-line, involved using the colour blue and were mentioned on the Facebook pages of about half a dozen or so centres, schools/organisations involved rather than the wider media of newspapers, magazines and television. e.g.
https://www.facebook.com/sticknstep.charity/posts/830167880439937
https://www.facebook.com/events/928700793873096/
https://www.facebook.com/cepeg.pca.conductive.education/posts/1005749682838309
Just one event did gain public coverage, a one-day ‘conductors’ ‘job switch’ between Stick’n’Step and Rainbow House CE centres:
The Awareness Week was also taken up outside the UK at Carson Street School in Australia, as mentioned on their Facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/CEatCSS/posts/236246666723268
and also in new Zealand by Lisa Gombinsky at
No items in newspapers or other public media have been traced so far other than other than in the reciprocal visit of conductors reported in in PossAbility Magazine and Qnews.
A few weeks ago Awareness Day for Conductive Education was held in North America, but again I have had no success in finding substantial items in the media.
Why is it so difficult to get coverage of Conductive Education, I wonder.