- Date
- 01 December 2026
- Time
- 08:30 - 11:00 GMT
- Location
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The Institution of Civil Engineers One Great George Street Westminster London, SW1P 3AA United Kingdom
Free
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Join us for a special breakfast event for the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (3 December) at the Institution of Civil Engineers.
Building on the findings of ICE's recent report, "Built for purpose? Understanding people's experiences of infrastructure assets and services," this gathering offers a crucial opportunity to engage with the imperative of inclusive infrastructure.
Attendees will be welcomed with hot drinks and light breakfast options, followed by a dynamic panel discussion.
This panel will delve into the report's insights, explore recent advancements in the inclusive infrastructure sector, and address how we can collectively embed accessibility into transport and infrastructure for all.
A dedicated Q&A session will provide a platform for active engagement, bringing together industry leaders, practitioners, researchers, individuals with lived experience, and those with the interest and power to drive the necessary changes to ensure our built environment truly works for everyone.
Venue
One Great George Street
Westminster
SW1P 3AA
Programme
Coffee and networking
Panel event and Q&A
Networking
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