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SJS UCL VPEE Student Journalist Suzanna Chen sat down with disabled students and staff to talk about support, stigma, and the changes being made for a more inclusive UCL. UK Disability History Month occurs annually. Between November and December 2022, it saw a series of events at UCL highlighting the lived experiences of people with disabilities at the university and beyond. But this period should not be the only time when the disabled community at UCL is acknowledged for their strengths and struggles. In this article, we take a look at the lives of both students and staff with disabilities at UCL. fundamental principle for UCL, in terms of building and improving its working and learning environments. UCL accommodates its disabled students and staff with support like academic and work adjustments , physical access arrangements, tools, and awareness training. Many people at UCL are actively working towards a better environment for disabled people, too.
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