UAL Disability History Month | Queer and Disabled: Solidarity in Activism

As part of UAL’s Disability History Month programme, join us in conversation with Ellen Jones, Hafsa Qureshi and Jake Hall on the joining together of marginalised voices in the pursuit of collective freedom. This hybrid panel event on solidarity in activism will explore the intersection of disabled, neurodivergent and LGBTQ+ lives and experiences, both in-person at Central Saint Martins and livestreamed on Youtube.
Venue details and access
Central Saint Martins is located on Granary Square by King’s Cross and St Pancras train stations. The event will take place on the ground floor with step free access and facilities throughout the building.
Registration is essential for external guests to enter the building for the event. UAL staff and students must bring their staff or student card.
Information for arriving at the event and room location will be emailed to registered attendees on Thursday 27 November.
You can share any access requirements when you register for the event. You can also email [email protected]
The first 30 UAL students to sign up for this event and attend in-person will receive a free copy of Jake Hall’s ‘Shoulder to Shoulder’ or Ellen Jones’ ‘Outrage’, to be collected at the event.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Central Saint Martins, 1 Granary Square, London, United Kingdom

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