Significant Barriers In Higher Education For Black Disabled Students
Participating in higher education often means significant disruption: school leavers lose most of what they knew and begin again, mature learners go through prominent...
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Intersectionality Network offers an advocacy service to disabled people of colour studying or working in higher education. This advocacy service is independent of all higher education institutions.
- Our advocacy role includes:
- Listening to your views and concerns
- Support you in expressing your views, wishes and to help you have your voice heard
- Help to explore information, your options and rights (without advising you in any particular direction)
- Offer information to help you make an informed decision
- Accompany and support you in meetings or appointments
- Help you contact relevant people or contacting them on your behalf.
For more information about this service, please contact us by using our online contact form.