Festival of Politics: Scotland’s Disability Summit – What Next?
The Scottish Parliament and the Cross-Party Group on Disability held the second summit for people with disabilities from right across Scotland earlier this year. Join Festival of Politics event ‘Sc…
Skip to contentThe Scottish Parliament and the Cross-Party Group on Disability held the second summit for people with disabilities from right across Scotland earlier this year. Join Festival of Politics event ‘Scotland’s Disability Summit – what next?’ to discuss what any new Cross-Party Group on Disability should raise during the new Parliamentary session. Panellists include:@lkmulvagh, Meryl-Anne Williams, and Dr Richard Brunner of@UofGlasgow. Fri 28 Aug – 4. 30pmhttps://ow. ly/BXY850Zsh7TChair:Carol Mochan MSP, Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice CommitteePanellists:Meryl-Anne Williamsis a TV personality, content creator and winner of BBC’s The Traitors Series One. She uses her platform to raise awareness of dwarfism, champion disability inclusion and advocate for animal welfare, while sharing honest, family-centred content with her online community. Meryl was a keynote speaker at Scotland’s Disability Summit held at the Scottish Parliament in February 2026. Lucy Mulvaghis the CEO of Disability Equality Scotland, a national member-led organisation for disabled people. Prior to this, Lucy was a Director at the Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland (the ALLIANCE). She previously worked for the Scottish Recovery Network and in international human rights. Lucy is also the Convener of Engender, Scotland’s feminist membership organisation, and a Royal Scottish Academy Fellow. Dr Richard Brunneris a Research Fellow at the Centre for Disability Research, Department of Sociology, University of Glasgow. In this role, Richard leads a long-term research collaboration with Glasgow Disability Alliance to challenge barriers to disabled people’s’ equality in Scotland. Post navigation