A life of lockdown? will focus on social isolation after brain injury, a problem we know has been exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Action for Brain
Author: Lawyers with Disabilities
Supported by Epilepsy Action, National Epilepsy Week aims to raise awareness about epilepsy and gather support for people with epilepsy. Epilepsy is a condition in
The legal profession is changing. Women solicitors now make up over half of the profession (52%). Women are still under-represented at senior levels though and
Things are returning to normal. As restrictions are easing, more and more of us are going back to our workplaces. Despite these positive changes, it
Carly Sygrove has now launched her Sudden Hearing Loss Support website. This website offers information, support and advice to anyone who has been affected by
The Disability Confident scheme supports employers like you to make the most of the talents disabled people can bring to your workplace. What is the
What is the definition of disability under the Equality Act 2010? Well according to the gov.uk website you are disabled under the Equality Act 2010
Make it easy to request recruitment process adjustments The legal profession has come a long way with diversity and inclusion. However, disability still seems to
Are you a D/deaf or Disabled Woman considering a political career, but not sure if it is the right decision for you? Are you wondering
Microlink has launched a new webinar series called Great Change; Great Women, talking to some of the women influencing the disability agenda and providing positive