The news page is where we post all of our articles, blogs, interviews and columns. We write for all sort of publications, both for professional and students, as well as appearing in the national press. If you would like to interview us, or would like us to write a piece for you, do get in touch via: info@citydisabilities.org.uk

Lecture at Mansfield College, Oxford – open to all

One of our founders, Robert Hunter, will be giving a public lecture at Oxford University on dignity, good manners and disability at 5.30pm on 2nd June. For those not attending physically, the lecture will be livestreamed from the link at the bottom of this post. All are welcome. When: Jun 2, 2023 05:30pm, London. Topic:

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Computer Science Scholarship

An interesting opportunity has come up with EmployAbility for all those mentees interested in Computer Science. You can read all about it here. Don’t miss the application deadline of 29th Jan.

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Change 100 Internship Programme – apply now

As many of our mentees will know, Leonard Cheshire runs the “Change 100” intern programme every year. Change 100 is their flagship programme of paid summer work placements, professional development and mentoring. They match talented university students and recent graduates with any disability or long-term condition with progressive employers. Applications are now open, and close

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The Legal Cheek Virtual Law Fair

City Disabilities will be attending the Legal Cheek Virtual Law Fair on 22nd November from 2-5pm. If you have a disability and would like help navigating your career in the law, then do please come along and chat to us. You will find details, including how to apply to attend, here.

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LinkedIn!

Please pop over and like our new LinkedIn page! https://www.linkedin.com/company/city-disabilities 

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Seeking a mentor

City Disabilities is looking for a new mentor. We need you to be working in the technology industry. The mentee has a slight preference for tech security but this is not essential. The mentor will need to have ASD/ADHD or have a great deal of experience enabling a young colleague with that diagnosis. You will

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Webinar on Cross Examination and Political Interviewing

To challenge assumptions about disability, No 5 Chambers and City Disabilities will be running a webinar on cross examination and political interviewing. Robert Hunter and Natasha Mutch, the presenters, are deaf and/or have dyslexia. Register here: https://no5.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_aeWXuC2KT8mfRWpYKoXX2A.

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