Disability Smart Awards Ceremony 2025 (live stream)
Join the Disability Smart Awards 2025 live stream and discover the winners in real time (in-person ceremony is invitation-only).
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The European Accessibility Act (EAA): It’s never too late to start
Join us on 1 May for a free webinar guiding you on how to be compliant with the EAA before it comes into effect on 28 June.
Neurodiversity Network
Join us on 12 May to discuss neurodivergent burnout. We will look at potential causes, plus strategies and support to help. Speakers will be announced soon.
NHS Network
Join NHS colleagues on 14 May to hear from the CQC on their accessibility hub and inclusive procurement successes.
What works? Reasonable adjustments for disabled colleagues
Join us on 20 May for the second webinar in our What works? series, which will help you identify when a colleague might need adjustments, and how to make and review them.
Business Disability Forum Partner Lunch
Our Partner lunch, kindly hosted by NatWest Group, will take place on 22 May. Speak to your Senior Business Partner to find out more.
Procurement Network
Join us on 3 June to hear from Sodexo on diverse supply chains and from NatWest on how they embedded digital accessibility into their procurement processes.
Law Firm Network
Join us on 3 June to discuss supported internships within law firms with Clyde and Co and DFN Project SEARCH.
Emergency Services and Law Enforcement (ELEN) Network
Join us on 4 June to discuss suicide prevention with speakers from The Jordan Legacy and R;pple Suicide Prevention.
Business Disability Forum Partner Dinner
Our Partner Dinner will take place on 4 June, kindly hosted by M&G. Speak to your Senior Business Partner to find out more.
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Annual Conference 2025
Join us on Thursday 19 June for our hybrid 2025 Annual Conference 'Disability inclusion: Business as usual?', co-hosted by EBRD.
Attracting and recruiting disabled talent
Join us on 25 June for this free webinar delving into inclusive recruitment processes to attract, engage and recruit disabled people, with speakers from Evenbreak and the BBC.