Different between inclusion and integration

Here's the difference between inclusion and integration:

• Inclusion means that all individuals, regardless of their differences, are fully welcomed and participate in the same environment, with necessary supports and accommodations provided. The environment adapts to the individual.
• Integration means bringing individuals who were previously separate into an existing mainstream environment. While they are physically present, the environment may not fully adapt to their needs, and they might still be treated as "different" or "special."

The key distinction is that inclusion focuses on systemic change and belonging for everyone, while integration often implies fitting individuals into an existing system without necessarily changing the system itself.