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Surviving Together; A Self-Advocacy Workshop for Disabled Students at the University of Toronto

Join us for Students for Barrier-free Access’ (SBA) informational workshop for disabled students and student advocates. This workshop is jointly  hosted by SBA and the Association of Part-time Undergraduate Students (APUS). Whether you are a full-time or part-time undergraduate student, a new or returning student, this session is for you! Come meet other disabled students and SBA and APUS members, have
 a snack, and learn more about self-advocacy and resources for disabled students on campus.

Date: November 11, 2019
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

Location: 246 Bloor St W; Room: 702

Topics covered at the workshop

- A brief introduction to disability justice
- Know your rights as a disabled student
- Navigating academic accommodations
- Self-advocacy tips generated by our student community
- Introduction to campus resources and services for disabled students
- Introduction to SBA resources and services

Access Information

Refreshments will be provided! Vegan, gluten-free options available.
Wheelchair accessible. Accessible all-gender washroom located on the same floor as the event room.
TTC Tokens are available upon request.
If you require ASL interpretation to attend the workshop please contact us by November 1, 2019.

We politely request that attendees refrain from wearing scented products as this will be a fragrance-free space.

Contact Information

For more information and access need please contact Member Services at

services@apus.ca or 416-978-0831.
https://apus.ca/academic-support/
Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/469654713897619/

About Students for Barrier-Free Access (SBA)

Students for Barrier-Free Access (SBA) at the University of Toronto is a disabled and mad student-led non-profit that works from a Disability Justice
framework. SBA advocates for equity, access, and the removal of barriers to access in post-secondary institutions, at both the undergraduate and graduate level. SBA operates a drop-in centre with bookable a study/meeting room, an accessible computer lab, and a social space for students and community members. Through our campaigns, programming, workshops, and events we challenge systemic ableism and barriers to accessing post-secondary education.

The Association of Part-time Undergraduate Students at the University of Toronto (APUS)

The Association of Part-time Undergraduate Students at the University of Toronto (APUS) represents part-time students across all three campuses of the University of Toronto. APUS was founded in 1968 by part-time students who wanted to make part-time study an integral part of the University. We endeavor to ensure that the rights of all part-time students are respected, provide cost-saving services, programs and events, and represent the voices of part-time undergraduate students across the University and to all levels of government. We are fundamentally committed to the principle of access to education for all. We strive to ensure that the academic and social needs of part-time undergraduate students are met by building a more inclusive educational and campus life experience for all part-time students.




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