Month: November 2025

Amy Lloyd Evans: Advocating for students

Celebrating Disability History Month

Amy and her dad at the South Kensington campus
Amy and her dad at the South Kensington campus

“There is a lot of support at Imperial, from the Disability Advisory Service to the student mental health service, accommodation teams and academic tutors.”

Amy Lloyd Evans is a fourth-year medical student and Disabilities Officer for Imperial College Union.

Amy said that she first felt able to be open about, and celebrate, her disability when she joined Imperial.

“I’ve always been disabled and, even though I didn’t know it for a lot of my life, it’s shaped all my experiences, beliefs and values. I try my best to be welcoming and inclusive to everyone because I understand the feeling of being othered for something you can’t, or don’t want to, change.

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Sana Kardar: Awareness and inclusion

Celebrating Disability History Month

Sana Kardar

“For me, Disability History Month is about awareness, visibility and inclusion.”

Sana is a Postgraduate Taught student on the MSc Bioscience Futures: Communication, Innovation and Entrepreneurship course in the National Heart and Lung Institute.

The course combines entrepreneurial, communication and commercialisation skills to address global challenges.

Sana enjoys how interactive her course is and says that it bridges the gap between her undergraduate biomedical degree and applications of research in the real world.

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