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Inclusive National Higher Education Forum, Ireland, Established 2018

The Inclusive National Higher Education Forum (INHEF) is a national interest group comprises of representatives of higher education providers and other professionals interested in supporting access routes and inclusive education initiatives to learners with intellectual disabilities in Ireland. The vision of INHEF is to embed inclusive education initiatives and alternative access routes into the higher education landscape in the Republic of Ireland so that students with intellectual disabilities have meaningful post-secondary opportunities available to them. TCPID is one of the founding members of the organisation which has grown to include over 34 members.

Research Projects

Co-Producing Documents - Designing Easy to Read Consent Forms by Students with Intellectual Disabilities

Synergies in Shaping Inclusive Educational Reform in the Global North and South: Policymakers and Academics in Ireland and South Africa

Exploring Mentor Perspectives: A Qualitative Inquiry into Mentoring Experiences with Employees with Intellectual Disabilities

Student Success and Belonging: Exploring the Experiences of ASIAP Graduates with Intellectual Disabilities of attending Higher Education.

Learner Advocates: Co-Designing Disability Awareness in Higher Education.

Independent Evaluation of Specialist Training Provision for Persons with a Disability.

Collaboration with Clemson State University, South Carolina.

Exploration of how employment training programmes within universities can be developed, sustained, and promote the employability of individuals living with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Collaboration with Jaume University Spain.

Erasmus+ Project; Inclusive Post Secondary Education (IPSE) Programmes for People with Intellectual Disabilities.

Inclusive National Higher Education Forum, Ireland, Established 2018