Impact of SEND Reforms on Black, Asian and Minoritised Disabled Children, Young People and their Families

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A critical conversation on the impact of SEND Reforms on Black, Asian and minoritised disabled children, young people and their families

 Discussions will cover:

  • Do the SEND reforms risk disproportionately affecting Black, Asian and minoritised disabled children and young people?
  • Black, Asian and minoritised disabled children and young people have faced inequality within the SEND system what needs to change
  • Why it is important to ensure our voices are heard and views considered within the SEND Reforms Proposal.
  • How can we collectively address the barriers and challenges for our advocacy, inclusion, representation to protect the futures of our disabled children and young people.

 

We cannot risk for Black, Asian and minoritised disabled children and young people and families to be further disadvantaged and left further behind.

Do join us and attend this important event as our intersectional experiences continue to be overlooked.

You can register a place for this event by registering on this link https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/d2TjBCvGRMabcjAW2AKx6g

Taking place on Wednesday 3rd June 2026 10:15am to 12:15pm taking place online via ZOOM.

To contact the team, you can email im2@incluemetoo.org.uk