Queen's University's Social Charter, launched in November 2017, shines a light on the significant contribution made by our students and staff and the positive impact we have on our society.
'The Charter', our podcast series, features interviews with some of those students and staff, and digs into some of the projects making a great contribution to our communities here at home and farther afield.
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Queen's University's Social Charter, launched in November 2017, shines a light on the significant contribution made by our students and staff and the positive impact we have on our society.
'The Charter', our podcast series, features interviews with some of those students and staff, and digs into some of the projects making a great contribution to our communities here at home and farther afield.
The Charter: Episode 7 - Disability Rights (How to Build Back Better)
Queen's University Belfast - The Charter Podcast
21 minutes 43 seconds
5 years ago
The Charter: Episode 7 - Disability Rights (How to Build Back Better)
One of the key principles of the Social Charter is a commitment to equality and social justice, so in this episode, Maurice Macartney talks to Dr Bronagh Byrne, of the School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work at Queen’s, about disability rights, and in particular, how, after the Covid crisis, we might be able to ‘build back better’ for disabled people.
This episode is also available as a subtitled video at the series website, http://go.qub.ac.uk/Charter-podcast
Queen's University Belfast - The Charter Podcast
Queen's University's Social Charter, launched in November 2017, shines a light on the significant contribution made by our students and staff and the positive impact we have on our society.
'The Charter', our podcast series, features interviews with some of those students and staff, and digs into some of the projects making a great contribution to our communities here at home and farther afield.
