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Disability History Month

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This Disability History Month, we’re exploring Disability, Politics and Democracy and the role disabled people play in shaping our communities, institutions and society.

Throughout the month, we’ll be looking at disabled people’s experiences of participation, representation, rights and access, both at the University of Glasgow and beyond. We’ll also celebrate the work of disabled students and communities who continue to challenge barriers and campaign for change.

Working closely with the Disabled Students’ Society, alongside student groups, University services and external organisations, we’ll bring together events, resources and opportunities to learn, connect and take part.

Join us throughout Disability History Month as we celebrate disabled people’s history and achievements, explore the barriers that remain, and consider how we can build more accessible and inclusive communities.

Sign up below for updates.
 


What to Expect

Events and Activities

Throughout Disability History Month, students, societies and partners will host a programme of events exploring disability, community, rights, accessibility and participation.

Activities will include discussions, workshops, social events, information sessions and opportunities to connect with organisations supporting disabled people.

BSL Drop Ins
10th November 6pm - 7pm
Boyd orr 611
Clubs & Socs Events | Disabled Student Events | Main Events Page | Meet People (Find Your Welcome) | Find My Community (Find Your Welcome) | Get Involved (Find Your Welcome)
Disability History Month: Launch & Mixer
16th November 2pm - 4pm
Room 201, McIntyre Building, University of Glasgow, University Avenue, Glasgow G12 8QQ
Join us as we launch Disability History Month at the University of Glasgow with an afternoon mixer exploring this year’s theme: Disability, Politics and Democracy.
Disabled Student Events | Homepage | Main Events Page
BSL Drop Ins
24th November 6pm - 7pm
Boyd orr 611
Clubs & Socs Events | Disabled Student Events | Main Events Page | Meet People (Find Your Welcome) | Find My Community (Find Your Welcome) | Get Involved (Find Your Welcome)

Throughout the Month

Alongside our events programme, we’ll be sharing information, stories and resources exploring disabled people’s experiences, achievements and activism.

We’ll look at themes including disability rights, political participation, representation and accessibility, as well as highlighting the experiences and contributions of disabled students at the University of Glasgow.

 

Community and Collaboration

The Disabled Students’ Society are key partners in Disability History Month and will be helping to shape this year’s campaign and programme.

Across the month, we’ll also work with student groups, University services and external organisations to share expertise, lived experience and practical support.

 


Get Involved

Attend our events

Explore the programme and take part in events throughout Disability History Month. More activities will be added as they are confirmed.

 

Connect with us online

Follow the campaign throughout November and join the conversation using:
#UofGDHM26 #DisabilityHistoryMonth

 

For Clubs and Societies

Clubs and societies have an important role to play in making student life accessible and inclusive.

If you would like advice or support to make your activities more accessible, contact clubsandsocs@src.gla.ac.uk.

 


Stay Updated

Sign up for our Disability History Month mailing list to receive updates about events and activities (this year and in future). You can unsubscribe at any time. All data is held securely as per our Privacy Policy.

Please log in to change your memberships.

 


Useful Links:

  • UofG Disability Service: https://www.gla.ac.uk/myglasgow/disability/
  • UK Disability History Month: https://ukdhm.org/
     

Together, we can celebrate disabled people’s history and contributions, challenge the barriers that remain, and support a more accessible and inclusive University of Glasgow.

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