Disability Liberation Society at Dudley SU
The Disability Liberation Society is a welcoming and supportive community within Dudley Students’ Union, created to ensure that disabled students have a strong voice, equal opportunities, and a safe space to connect. The network works to celebrate the achievements of disabled students, raise awareness of disability issues, and campaign for accessibility and inclusion across campus.
By bringing together students with lived experience of disability, as well as allies, the network provides a platform to share ideas, support one another, and influence positive change within the college. From organising events and workshops to advocating for accessible facilities and policies, the Disability Liberation Network plays a vital role in making student life fairer and more inclusive for all.
Whether you want to meet like-minded people, get involved in campaigns, or simply find a supportive community, the Disability Liberation Network is here for you.
🕛 Every Monday 2pm – 4pm
📍 The Base, Room B5, Broadway Campus
Get involved! Teams chat Aldrich Gonsalves for more information