
ALT Graphic with a diverse range of students at the bottom. The Disabled Students UK logo sits at the top. Text reads: "Make history and have your voice heard in the first Annual Disabled Student Survey! You do not need to have a diagnosis in order to fill in the survey. Disabilities include long term conditions such as chronic illnesses, mental health conditions and neurodiversity.”

ALT Fundraiser presented by Head Up! and SU Disabled Students' Campaign. Quiz night. Cartoon half brain and half lightbulb surrounded by question marks. 17th June 6.30pm at the SU Lounge. £5 each or £15 for a team of up to 6. All £ supports Head Up! disability outreach. Light bites and soft drinks included, BYOB, ice cream vouchers to be won. Register now! QR code image.

ALT The image text says "Nominations Open! Run for the Disabled Students' Campaign Committee in our by-elections! Nominations are open now until Tuesday 2 May! We are electing: Chair (PG), Secretary, and Treasurer. Nominate yourself at CambridgeSU.co.uk/Vote". The Disabled Students' Campaign logo is in the top-left corner. There is a graphic of a vote in the bottom-right corner.

ALT The image text says “Contribute to Our Zine. We are creating a zine! The theme is: Unseen Joy. Open to disabled students at any university!” The logo of the Cambridge SU Disabled Students’ Campaign is in the bottom-left corner.

ALT The image text says “Contribute to Our Zine. Whether you're experiencing joy, want to lament about a lack of joy, or are imagining a future filled with joy, we want to see it! You can find the submission form and prompts in our bio.” The logo of the Cambridge SU Disabled Students’ Campaign is in the bottom-left corner. It says “Unseen Joy in the bottom-right corner.

ALT There is a picture of Dr Emily Nordmann in the centre of the image. The top of the image has the logos of the Cambridge Accessibility and Disability Resource Centre and Cambridge EDI. The image text says: The Kirsty Wayland Memorial Disability Lecture: Widening Access to Higher Education with Lecture Recordings. Dr Emily Nordmann. Wednesday, 19th April, St John's College, Palmerston Room, Fisher Building. Doors open at 4.45pm. Lecture & Q&A 5.15pm - 6.30pm. Dr Emily Nordmann is a teaching-focused Senior Lecturer and the Deputy Director Education for the School of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of Glasgow. Her research predominantly focuses on the relationship between technology and learning with a focus on lecture capture and how it can be used as an effective study tool. Link to book place in tweet. If you have any accessibility or BSL requirements please email: [email protected] prior to the event. Thank you.

ALT The image text say, "nominations open! Run for the Disabled Students' Campaign Committee in our elections - nominations open until Wednesday 8th March! Nominate yourself: cambridgesu.co.uk/vote". The logo of the disabled students' campaign is in the top left corner.

ALT The image text says, "we are electing: Secretary, Treasurer, Computing officer, two Open Portfolio Officers, Intermission Officer, Graduate Students' Rep, International Students' Rep, BME Rep, Carers' Rep, LGBT+ Rep, Mature Students' Rep, Trans/NB Rep, Women and Marginalised Genders Rep. Nominate yourself: cambridgesu.co.uk/vote". The logo of the disabled students' campaign is in the top left corner.

ALT The image text says "show your group's commitment to accessibility, sign the accessibility pledge". The disabled students campaign logo is in the top left corner. There is a graphic of disabled people at the bottom-right of the image. There are decorative wavy lines in the bottom left and top right of the image.















