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Making Your Society Accessible

Article created 4 years ago

Updated about 3 months ago

Part of your responsibilities as a Society Leader is to make your society and the activities you run accessible and welcoming for all Exeter students! 

It's important to ​remember that the majority of disabilities are invisible, and 1/5 of the UK population is disabled, meaning it is likely your society will have members with disabilities, even if they have not disclosed this to your committee. 

The following articles can help you make your events and activities more accessible. 

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Introduction to Accessibility

This article includes information about the different types of accessibility, why it's always important to consider accessibility and disability etiqu...

Event Planning and Accessibility

The following article will help you plan accessibility into your events as a society. This section includes:Choosing an accessible venueAccessibi...

List of Accessible Venues

Accessible Venue Recommendations in ExeterBird and Blend Between BreadThe Cathedral GreenArrietty’s Coffee ShopThe BotanistThe TerraceExeter Phoe...

Digital Accessibility Resources

Below you can find several different resources to help improve your society's digital accessibility Closed Captions and Subtitles Text which trans...

Hiring a Ramp

You can book a ramp to use for your event here

Accessibility Statement Generator

Easily create accessibility statements for your events using the generator here

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