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Month: May 2021

White writing on a blue background that reads: Global Accessibility Awareness Day, 20 May 2021. How can the world be more accessible? A cartoon of a computer, keyboard and mouse is placed beside the writing on the right hand side

Accessibility in the world: What needs to change?

Happy Global Accessibility Awareness Day! The past 15 months has seen highs and lows in terms of accessibility; from spikes in remote working opportunities and golden tickets to attending events online, to digital exclusion and accessibility barriers in shops and city centres. With all of this in mind, GAAD 2021 feels more significant than ever. […]

Black text on a white background that says Working as an intern at Disability Wales. Beneath it is a quote from the blog post that says: "Despite my placement being online, the experience at DW has been invaluable and taught me a lot about the work and projects they work on." Disability Wales's logo is beneath the text and a photo of a laptop keyboard is on the right hand side.

Working as an Intern at Disability Wales: Amy’s experience

What is it like to work as an intern at Disability Wales? We have welcomed many eligible students in Wales to join us as interns for a short period of time. Our most recent recruit was Amy, a third year Social Policy/Criminology & Criminal Justice student, currently studying at Bangor University. We couldn’t let her […]

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