The Disability Justice Collective meetings are up and running again at the University of Winnipeg! They will be every Monday, starting January 13, during free period (12:30 PM -1:20 PM).
Purposes of this Student Group
• To provide opportunities for U of W students living with disabilities to meet each other and support one another
• To identify barriers to accessibility, both on campus and beyond, and brainstorm ways to advocate for solutions
• To share news and info important to students with disabilities
Who Is Eligible And How To Become A Member
• University of Winnipeg students who live with disabilities and their allies who wish to advocate for increased accessibility can become members
• Membership is free
• Become a member by attending a scheduled meeting
• Members are welcome but not required to attend all scheduled meetings
Location of Meetings
• Meetings will be held in the Access Lounge located in the Mezzanine level of the Bulman Student Centre
• The Access Lounge is a space where students living with disabilities can study, rest or socialize. It has many accessibility features including an automatic door, 2 powered height adjustable desks, adjustable office/student chairs, 2 accessible Mac computers, powered window blinds, and a sofa.
• Get your Keyscan card from the UWSA Office to access the lounge
Meetings are held every Monday during free period (12:30-1:20 PM)
https://theuwsa.ca/access-lounge/
The Access Lounge
The Access Lounge is a space on campus dedicated to students who are disabled by barriers. This space is for those students to study, hang out or complete course work.
Location: Mezzanine Level, Bulman Student Centre
Email: accesslounge@theuwsa.ca
Hours: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Phone: 204-789-4244