Dr Gemma Arblaster and Dr Sonia Toor.

Nystagmus Network awards legacy grant for groundbreaking nystagmus research

Sheffield researchers to study focusing ability in people with nystagmus through innovative new project The Nystagmus Network has awarded a Legacy Grant to Dr Gemma Arblaster and Dr Sonia Toor, … Continue reading Nystagmus Network awards legacy grant for groundbreaking nystagmus research

A poster with all the details of this research participation opportunity.

Take part in research on getting older with impaired vision

Aging in a Disabling Society: Exploring Age, Disability, and Identity Through a Biographical Life-Course Lens. Emma Davis, a student at Durham University would particularly like to invite people living with … Continue reading Take part in research on getting older with impaired vision

The official image of the SEND inquiry - a classroom or meeting room full of empty desks and chairs.

SEND inquiry – please take our survey

  Dear Parents and Carers The Education Select Committee is seeking evidence on short term actions to stabilise the SEND system which is currently experiencing increased demand, protracted waiting times … Continue reading SEND inquiry – please take our survey

Vivien with her guests at the Ruby Year celebration at the House of Lords in November 2024.

A New Year honour for Vivien, founder of the Nystagmus Network

We are delighted to share the wonderful news that our founder, honorary president and Nystagmus Network trustee, Vivien Jones has received the MBE “for services to the nystagmus community” in … Continue reading A New Year honour for Vivien, founder of the Nystagmus Network

Jackie, Justine and Claire in front of a window showing the London Eye by night.

Justine receives her prize at the House of Lords

Justine Chan, who is currently studying medicine at the University of Cambridge, won the Richard Wilson Essay Prize 2024. Part of her prize was to receive her £500 cheque at … Continue reading Justine receives her prize at the House of Lords