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TASO Launch: What works to reduce equality gaps for disabled students?
TASO Launch: What works to reduce equality gaps for disabled students?
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Join TASO for the launch of a new report looking at the evidence base for what works to reduce equality gaps for disabled students.
This event will outline the key findings from the report, including recommendations, followed by a panel discussion on how the sector can work together to tackle challenges associated with supporting students with disabilities in higher education.
We look look forward to welcoming our three panellists:
- David Ruebain, Pro Vice Chancellor of Culture, Equality and Inclusion at the University of Sussex
- Geoff Layer, Chair of the Disabled Students Commission and former Vice Chancellor of the University of Wolverhampton
- Amelia McLoughlan, Network Director at Disabled Students UK
The panel will be discussing the findings of the report and sharing recommendations with the sector.
The event will take the following format:
Introduction to project and overview of findings
Panel discussion of findings
Q&A with audience
Date and time: Thursday 16th February 10:30 - 12:00
Location: Online