Seema Flower, and her part in the CanDo event by Network Rail

I am excited and honoured to announce my participation in the upcoming CanDo event hosted by Network Rail, which is dedicated to celebrating the International Day of Disabled Persons.

Thank you to Lucy Cashin at Network Rail for extending the invitation to join the panel alongside the esteemed Atif Choudhury.

This event holds high significance as it provides an invaluable platform for discussions and insights into the experiences, challenges, and achievements of disabled individuals. As we commemorate the International Day of Disabled Persons, we must foster inclusivity and understanding within our communities.

I look forward to engaging in thought-provoking conversations, sharing perspectives, and contributing to the collective effort towards a more inclusive and accessible world. 

Once again, I thank Lucy for this beautiful opportunity, and I am eager to join forces with Atif Choudhury on the panel. Let’s unite to raise awareness of the voices and stories that inspire positive change. 

#InternationalDayofDisabledPersons #InclusionMatters #CanDoEvent #NetworkRail #SightLoss 

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