LINK Conference Presentations Now Available
Presentations from the recent LINK Conference "The Only Disability in Education is the Reluctance to Change: How Do You Make Change Happen?" which took place in the University of Antwerp on July 5th & 6th are now available below
"The Only Disability in Education is the Reluctance to Change: How Do You Make Change Happen?"
This event was organised by the LINK Network with support from the University of Antwerp. The aim of the conference was to bring together experts, professionals and students from across Europe and beyond to share knowledge and experience in the field of disability in higher education. Speakers ranged from students sharing their stories and ideas, to professionals presenting the latest innovations and research. Most of the presentations from the conference are here.
Academic Support for Disabled Students as an Example of Social Responsibility of University
- Jagiellonian University - part 1
- Jagiellonian University - part 2
- Academic Support for Disabled Students as an Example of Social Responsibility of University
- Assessing the degree to which UDL principles are implemented in the OT Curriculum at PHL University College
- Balancing expertise, societal input and political control in the production of policy advice
Can We Handle This
- Session - Can we handle this
- Case study
- Current status and legislation in Israel
- Deconstructing the curriculum
- Disclosure of Disability in work, employee v employer
- Empower Yourself, what are you are afraid of. An exercise in challenging students on empowerment in education
- Faculty Beliefs Related to Admitting Disabled Nursing Students
- Higher Education in Flanders Students with disabilities share their ideas and thoughts
- How to create a higher education support service for students with mental health difficulties
- If you don't stand up for yourself who will
- Inclusive Higher Education, the perspective of professors
- Into Teaching - Promoting access for disabled people
- Is There a Need to Create a Timeout Space and what can it mean in higher education
- Not a favour but a right
- PwD Europe across borders
- Sharing student stories
- Special needs aren't a barrier to participation in student exchange programmes
- Stip the dot, one door opens all possibilities
- Study Abroad Without Limits
Studying with a disability item in the National Quality Control System
- Supporting students with ADHD
- Teachers with a disability, a big asset! but what can teacher training insitutes do to improve their transition to teacher training programs
- The change in university was happening because I was visibile and I needed to be everywhere
- The Student Advisory Board at the University of Vienna
- The Swedish Digital Archive
- Using Data to Improve the disabled student experience
- Welcoming and supporting disabled students - a resource for academic and clinical staff in allied health professions