On Thursday, January 8, the historical fairy tale “The Philhellene Fighter” was presented at IANOS Bookstore. The work is dedicated to the power of historical memory and to the importance of ensuring equal access to culture and knowledge for all children.

The fairy tale has been designed in accordance with the principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL), integrating inclusive practices that promote accessibility and participation. It includes audio description as well as storytelling in Greek Sign Language, allowing the story to reach all children in a natural, equal, and meaningful way, regardless of sensory or communication needs.

Contributors

Authors:
Anthi Dima, Sotiria Antoniou

Illustration:
Konstantina Kakoulidou, Christos Lykos

Greek Sign Language Interpretation:
Giorgos Stathis (HandsUp)

Language Editing:
Christos Georgakopoulos (HandsUp)

Audio Description:
Aris Chalkias (MYARTIST)

Design Editing:
Stelios Charisis (MYARTIST)

Editorial Supervision:
Sofia Mastrokoukou (MYARTIST)

Publisher:
Microkosmos Publications

The publication is released under the auspices of the Honorary Greek Fund of Turin, while 3D printing was supported by e-Nable Greece, reinforcing the innovative and socially oriented character of the project.