23rd Nov 2026 12pm
- 4pm
Greenwich Campus
Lower Deck, Dreadnought Building
You’re Invited: Disability History Month Conference 2026 Join GSU for the upcoming Disability History Month Conference at University of Greenwich. This year’s theme, Disability, Politics and Democracy, provides an opportunity to celebrate disabled students’ voices and experiences, raise awareness, and explore how we can create a more accessible and inclusive university community. The conference will bring together students and staff to share experiences and highlight the support and resources available through the University and Students’ Union. 💜Not all disabilities are visible. Non-visible disabilities can include chronic illnesses, chronic pain, neurodivergence (such as autism, ADHD and dyslexia), and mental health conditions. Raising awareness helps challenge misconceptions and reminds us that a person’s disability may not always be immediately apparent. 📅Date: Monday, 23 November 2026 🔗Event details and free booking: https://lnkd.in/eb5N-zdQ
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🕛Time: 12pm–4pm
📍Location: Lower Deck, Dreadnought Building, University of Greenwich
Students and staff are warmly invited to join us. Let’s continue challenging barriers, raising awareness and ensuring disabled people’s voices are heard.More Greenwich events
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