Kirsty Wayland Memorial Disability Lecture - accessible recording now available - theme: competence standards & disability. Harriet Cannon & Prof. Pam Birtill

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Happy* to report that the recording of the University of Cambridge Kirsty Wayland Memorial Lecture that @diervilla.bsky.social & I did last month is now available! It covers competence standards, the Abrahart case, and our approach to this work at Leeds. youtu.be/rgkOKjgl_JI?...

In Parliament for the #DisabledStudentCommitment event to launch the guidance on #CompetenceStandards I’m delighted with the role we’ve had in this work, and proud of the progress we’ve made at @universityofleeds.bsky.social

The Disabled Student Commitment #DSC has launched the Competence Standards Guidance, marking a crucial step forward in supporting disabled students across UK #higherEd. Officially launched in the House of Commons, this initiative highlights the importance of accessible practices. bit.ly/4jvPAF4

Also so honoured to be speaking at an event in Kristy's memory as she's the reason I'm a disability practitioner at all. I hope to do her legacy proud.

Excited to be at the Disabled Student Commitment event at the Houses of Parliament launching new guidance on competence standards #disability #NADP

Thanks so much for coming as our guest speaker (with Prof Pam Birtill). The lecture was fantastic and so pleased your stay was as well

I'm honoured to have been invited to give the Kirsty Wayland Memorial Lecture, hosted by the Accessibility & Disability Resource Centre at the University of Cambridge, alongside my wonderful colleague @diervilla.bsky.social www.disability.admin.cam.ac.uk/working-disa...