Overview

About the Campaign: See The Ability

November 09-13 is MSU's 'See The Ability' Week. We will be running informational and advocacy efforts all week to raise awareness about disability, highlight where students can find support, and give an opportunity for those students with disabilities to voice their opinion on how things in the University could improve for the better.

We want to provide our students with a platform to communicate their perception of living with a disability so that together we can work collectively to create a campus that Sees The Ability.

From Sign Language Classes, Netflix Watch Parties, and Social Activities to Workshops and Discussions, have a look at What’s On:

SEE THE ABILITY WEEK TIMETABLE AND LINKS ??

Monday:
12:00 – Instagram Live with Access Society - @maynooth_su on Instagram
14:00 – Blind Drawing - LINK

Tuesday:
13:00 – Talk and Discussion with Laocín Kelly, founder of DCU Neurodivergent Society - LINK
15:00 – Disability Awareness Talk with AHEAD - LINK
20:00 – Netflix Watch Party: 'Crip Camp' - (Link Will Be Posted at 19:50 on day with Poster)

Wednesday:
11:00 – Good Morning Maynooth - (Link to be posted during the Week)
14:00 – Beginner ISL Workshop - LIVE
20:00 – Netflix Watch Party: “Atypical” - (Link Will Be Posted at 19:50 on day with Poster)

Thursday:
13:00 – Discussion on Student Experience with Disability and Accessibility During COVID-19 - LINK
20:00 – The Big “See The Ability Week” Quiz! - LINK

Friday:
11:00 – Access Society Coffee Morning - LINK

More Information

MSU Campaign Lead: This campaign is headed up by MSU's Vice President Welfare & Equality, Ciarán Watts. Ciarán can offer students support and advice on wellbeing matters and direct people to the appropriate supports across the University. Contact: welfare@msu.ie

MU Disability Office: The Disability Office at Maynooth University coordinates a range of academic supports that put you, the student, at the centre of your academic journey. Contact: Website

MU Access Office: The Maynooth University Access Programme (MAP) supports students with disabilities, students who are HEAR eligible, mature entry and QQI entry students. Contact: Website

MU Access Society: The Access Society organises socialising events as well as personal supports to members and the wider University community. A place for EVERYONE to make life long friends! Contact: Website