Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps
Thu 22 Oct · 17:00
The Hub, Kellogg College
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On 22 October 2026, a talk titled Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps will take place at The Hub, Kellogg College in Oxford. This conversation explores visual impairment and accessibility while detailing the support available to students at the University. Various speakers will discuss these topics as part of an event open to the public.
A conversation exploring visual impairment and the support available at Oxford
Join us for a conversation exploring visual impairment, accessibility and the support available to students at the University of Oxford.
Helen Young, Deputy Head of the University’s Disability Advisory Service, will be interviewed by Professor Susan Downes, Director of the Oxford Kellogg Vision Centre, to discuss visual impairment and the practical steps we can all take to create a more inclusive and supportive University community.
This event is open to the pubic and members of Oxford University.
Find out more event information on the Kellogg website.
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Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps takes place on Thursday, 22 October 2026 at 17:00.
Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps is held at The Hub, Kellogg College in Oxford (60-62 Banbury Road, Oxford, OX2 6PN).
Entry to Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps is free.
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Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps
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On 22 October 2026, a talk titled Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps will take place at The Hub, Kellogg College in Oxford. This conversation explores visual impairment and accessibility while detailing the support available to students at the University. Various speakers will discuss these topics as part of an event open to the public.
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A conversation exploring visual impairment and the support available at Oxford
Join us for a conversation exploring visual impairment, accessibility and the support available to students at the University of Oxford.
Helen Young, Deputy Head of the University’s Disability Advisory Service, will be interviewed by Professor Susan Downes, Director of the Oxford Kellogg Vision Centre, to discuss visual impairment and the practical steps we can all take to create a more inclusive and supportive University community.
This event is open to the pubic and members of Oxford University.
Find out more event information on the Kellogg website.
Description supplied by the event organiser.
📍 Venue
The Hub, Kellogg College60-62 Banbury Road, Oxford, OX2 6PN
Walton Manor, Oxford
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When is Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps?
Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps takes place on Thursday, 22 October 2026 at 17:00.
Where is Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps taking place?
Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps is held at The Hub, Kellogg College in Oxford (60-62 Banbury Road, Oxford, OX2 6PN).
How much are tickets for Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps?
Entry to Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps is free.
Is there anywhere to stay near Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of The Hub, Kellogg College can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
How do I get tickets for Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps?
Tickets for Visual Impairment: How the Disability Advisory Service Helps can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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