Your unique identity goes where you go - including England! Browse a collection of IES Abroad and other website's resources specific to identity in England on topics such as dietary concerns; race, ethnicity, and national identity; gender and sexuality; religion and spirituality; disability and mental health; and more!
ILGA: Europe • An organization working towards equality and human rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and intersex people in Europe and Central Asia
IES Abroad will attempt to provide accommodations for students with documented disabilities. If you have a disability, you should inform the Chicago Dean of Students Office of the disability prior to departure at 800.995.2300. A representative from the Dean of Students Office will assist in making reasonable accommodations at the IES Abroad Center.
“I didn’t feel like I had anything to prove, but I was also daring enough to be myself in all spaces.”
Timaira H. (IES Abroad Oxford | Howard University)
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Just as each study abroad experience is unique, each location offers a different adventure. So we've made sure to compile resources specific to your host city and country.
Looking for more information on a particular topic? Contact our Access & Strategic Partnerships Team at accesspartnerships@iesabroad.org, and we'll be happy to share additional resources that may not be available online. Once you are in China, your Student Affairs Coordinator will be available to provide additional resources, support, and connections to the local community.
“I didn’t feel like I had anything to prove, but I was also daring enough to be myself in all spaces.”Timaira H. (IES Abroad Oxford | Howard University)