Partners and Related Organizations
Student Clubs & Other Units
Perspectives
Perspectives is a club open to all students, staff and faculty interested in learning about disabilities.
The Department of Disability Advocacy
The Department of Disability Advocacy is a group of disabled students and allies that is advocating for a more inclusive and accessible Notre Dame.
The club holds regular discussion meetings on topics relating to current issues facing people with disabilities. For more information please contact Professor Mel Tardy: mtardy@nd.edu
Logan Recreation Club
The Logan Recreation club arranges weekend recreational events with Notre Dame Students and adults with developmental disabilities.
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Access-ABLE
Access-ABLE is a club for students with disabilities and their abled-allies that seeks to promote disability awareness and inclusion on campus, as well as to provide a supportive community for students with disabilities.
The Accessibility Leadership Fellows
The Accessibility Leadership Fellows (ALF) peer mentoring program is designed to increase campus accessibility and support for incoming students with disabilities, as well as to strengthen the community amongst current students with disabilities at Notre Dame.
Best Buddies
Best Buddies is an organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of people with developmental disabilities in the community by providing opportunities for one-to-one friendships with students.
The Department of Disability Advocacy
The Department of Disability Advocacy is a group of disabled students and allies that is advocating for a more inclusive and accessible Notre Dame.
SuperSibs
This is a club for students who have siblings with disabilities who are interested in befriending, mentoring, and participating in activities with children in the South Bend community who also have disabled brothers and sisters. There are have bimonthly, 2-hour activities, that occasionally occur on the weekends but primarily during the week.
We Connect Now
We Connect Now is a virtual community for students with disabilities.
Other Groups of Interest