OT Frontiers is a network of occupational therapists based in the UK who support the development of occupational therapy in low-middle income countries.
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ALT Promotional flyer for the "Allied Health Professionals Virtual Study Weekend" featuring logos of TFrontiers UK, ADAPTO, and Communication Interventions International. The flyer highlights keynote speaker Dr. Vishnu Nair, scheduled for Saturday, October 18, 2025 at 09:00 AM (GMT+1). His talk covers the history of “decolonisation” and current terminology in practice, research, and education. A biography section notes his academic background in audiology, cognitive science, and communication disorders, with research interests in phonological processing, critical disability studies, and linguistic diversity. The flyer includes a call to action: “Sign up via Eventbrite.”
ALT Promotional flyer for the "Allied Health Professionals Virtual Study Weekend" on Saturday, October 18, 2025. Logos of TFronTiers UK, Communication Therapy International, and ADAPTO appear at the top. The flyer highlights two speakers and their research themes: Lizzie Andare presents on research with Somalian refugees, focusing on displacement, social justice, and inclusion across Kenya, the Maldives, and Palestine. Dr. Anita Atwal discusses inclusive research and interprofessional collaboration, with experience mentoring research interns and supervising over 60 articles. A call to action reads: “Sign up via Eventbrite.”
ALT Promotional flyer for the "Allied Health Professionals Virtual Study Weekend" on Sunday, October 19, 2025. Logos of OT Frontiers UK, Communication and Disability Research Network, and ADAPT appear at the top. The flyer features two speakers: Ruth Patil, presenting “Localising in Action: Tools, Tactics, and Lived Experience” at 12:00 PM (GMT+1), and Stephanie Molloy, presenting “From fireside to Zoom calls: the power of storytelling for disability and health.” Ruth Patil is Development Director at Carers Worldwide, with nearly 30 years of experience in disability, health, and international development across Nepal, Bangladesh, and India. Stephanie Molloy is a psychologist and disability rights advocate, co-founder of Justice Centre Barbados, and Education Officer for the CPA’s Global Health Division. The flyer includes a call to action: “Sign up via Eventbrite.”
