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This Friday on the 25th of June at 4:30 pm the Trinity Ability co_op are hosting an information session for the short film project for the Equality Fund. There are many different ways of getting involved! If you can't make the information session you can email abilitycoop@gmail.com to access the recording. Link to meeting is in our Linktree in our bio.

We are very excited to start working on the ‘Towards Inclusive Clubs and Societies’ project! This is an extract from a storyboard made by Rachel who will lead the project throughout the summer.

The Disability Service and the Trinity Ability Co_op are submitting a review to the HEA for the National Access Plan. To ensure the views of students with disabilities are represented in this review we are conducting a survey.

We’re looking forward to the USI Student Achievement Awards this evening! Well done to all nominees and best of luck.

As April is Autism Awareness Month, in this special episode of the Trinity Ability Co_op podcast students with autism discuss their experiences in Trinity. They also look at some tools and techniques that have been useful for them.

We are very excited that our members have been shortlisted for two USI Student Achievement Awards!

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