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Join the ICE North East regional committee for their annual general meeting to catch up on the past year and look ahead to the next. Also includes a presentation on neurodiversity in the workplace followed by a panel discussion and Q&A. 

As part of Neurodiversity Celebration Week, this panel discussion celebrates the remarkable contributions and achievements of neurodivergent individuals, particularly women, in the field of civil engineering and beyond.

A presentation by Martin Griffin on neurodiversity at work, as part of a series of online talks by engineers and technicians who live and work with disability.

These helpful reads can help you learn about the unique challenges and talents of neurodivergent people.

Join the railway Civil Engineers Association for a lecture on inclusive design in rail. The talk will provide an overview on how inclusive design applies to the railway environment before covering specific scenarios relating to infrastructure such as stations and bridges. 

This session will cover the legal and practical aspects of making reasonable adjustments to support disabled colleagues in the workplace as well as discussing what reasonable adjustments students might be entitled to whilst studying.

This prize is awarded for the best response to the Communication Task. Named after an ICE staff member who served as an examinations officer from 1945 to 1981.

Find out how we promote diversity, equality and inclusion in civil engineering

An ICE Bristol City Club webinar exploring the impact of late diagnosis and hormones on neurodiverse women within engineering and how we can provide support within the workplace.

Meet 10 extraordinary people that are reshaping the industry with their unique perspectives and exceptional skills.  

2023 was a great year for the institution – check out how it’s created value for its members and beyond.

Professor Anusha Shah, Claire Gott and Chris Caves joined host Dr Michѐle Dix CBE at the latest ICE Connects event.