The Trinity Accessibility Event Generator is designed to provide clear and concise access information for events. Having clear information is very important for an event to be as accessible and inclusive as possible, and ensuring that physical and digital spaces are accessible to everyone. It's necessary to create events that are universally designed – accessible to everyone. No event is truly accessible without the information to say that it is.
Trinity College Dublin is committed to providing an environment that is accessible to individuals with disabilities. The Trinity Accessible Information Policy sets out a formal commitment by Trinity that information should be available in an accessible format, without discrimination against those with disabilities. This complies with the Disability Act 2005 and shows evidence that Trinity College Dublin ensures that all facilities including events are accessible to all. The Trinity Ability co_op have just released their guidelines. These guidelines will provide clubs and societies with the information that they need to become more inclusive to disabled students. View the Trinity Inclusive Clubs and Societies Guidelines (PDF, 5.9 MB) or you can check them out on the Trinity Ability co_op website. You can also submit your event through the online booking form and submit your event on the Trinity News & Events page. You should also include an accommodation request form.
If it's an online event, please refer to the Technology & Accessibility guide for more information. |
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Check the event against the Accessibility Checker |
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Which of the following are available?
More information on booking an ISL interpreter in Trinity |
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Refer to Trinity's Sensory Processing Project at TCD Sense Project |
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More information on making media accessible can be found at Social Media Accessibility
Refer to the Guidelines for Creating Accessible Materials |
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Does the event include a video showing or video call? |