Sheffield Hallam Disabled Students' Committee

Hello, I wondered if anyone would be interested in taking part in a Journalism students research project:
Investigating disability discrimination in universities in Yorkshire.

Investigation into disability experience at Universities Many thanks for taking the time to complete this survey, it should take approximately 5 minutes to complete. This will form the basis of a practical assessment for our BA in Journalism Studies 2021-22. The only personal information you will be required to submit is your current profession and disabi...

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Time: 6:30pm Date: March 21 2022
Where: Showroom, Sheffield
Cost: £7 Concession, £9.40 Standard
Ticket link: https://www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/oska-bright-ff
As a bit of background information, Oska Bright is the world’s biggest film festival showcasing films made by, or featuring autistic and learning disabled people, and this year’s travelling Best of the Fest screening is programming some of the year’s favourite festival short films which offer a unique perspective into the lives of learning disabled people while advocating for inclusion and stronger representation

Oska Bright Film Festival: Best of the Fest Oska Bright Film Festival: Best of the Fest presents a rich selection of fantastic shorts made by or starring people with learning disabilities or autism, from the leading learning disability film festival.

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I thought I would share these studies in case anyone would like to take part and help fellow students at SHU!
Thank you!

We would like to say thank you so much for the nomination for The Extra Mile Award as part of Hallam Union (HUBS)'s Society and Volunteering Awards!

Congratulations to the winner and everyone else who was nominated!

⭐❗SHSU DISABILITY AWARENESS LANYARDS ARE NOW AVAILABLE❗ ⭐

Last month as part of Invisible Disabilties Awareness Week, we passed a bidding pot to purchase disability awareness lanyards and face mask exemption cards.

These are NOW AVAILABLE to be collected from the Students Union. They are just inside the door to the HUBS so you don't need an appointment, just pop in and collect one.

There is a box of just the lanyards and a box which has a face mask exemption card on the lanyard.

[Photos: a mauve/purple lanyard which reads disability awareness and the SU logo, with a card in a plastic wallet, which says "I AM EXEMPT FROM WEARING A FACE COVERING"]

Today's important message as part of Invisible Disabilties Awareness Week addresses the many different kinds of invisible disabilities there are, such mental health conditions, autism spectrum disorders, learning difficulties, chronic illnesses and visual/hearing impairments.

This week, we're hosting Invisible Disabilities Awareness Week & we're inviting you to take part!

Not all disabilities are visible & due to COVID-19, many individuals who are disabled are unable to wear face coverings.

Visit our website to find out more and how you can get involved hallamstudentsunion.com/news/article/6013/Invisible-Disabilities-Awareness-Week/

It's Invisible Disabilties Awareness Week! Click the link to find out more about the week and what we've got planned!

https://www.hallamstudentsunion.com/news/article/6013/Invisible-Disabilities-Awareness-Week/

This week, we're hosting Invisible Disabilities Awareness Week & we're inviting you to take part!

Not all disabilities are visible & due to COVID-19, many individuals who are disabled are unable to wear face coverings.

Visit our website to find out more and how you can get involved hallamstudentsunion.com/news/article/6013/Invisible-Disabilities-Awareness-Week/