At BNA2027, we are committed to fostering a welcoming, accessible and inclusive environment for all delegates. In partnership with ICC Belfast, we aim to ensure that every member of the neuroscience community feels supported, respected and able to fully participate in the Festival of Neuroscience.
ICC Belfast is designed to support a wide range of access needs, helping to ensure that everyone can engage comfortably with the event. The venue offers:
- Step-free access throughout the building
- Accessible seating options across event spaces
- Lift access to all floors
- Accessible toilet facilities
The ICC Belfast team is experienced in supporting diverse audiences and will be available throughout the Festival to assist delegates as needed. During registration, attendees will be invited to share any specific accessibility requirements so that appropriate arrangements can be made in advance.
We recognise that attending large-scale events can present different challenges depending on individual circumstances. ICC Belfast works closely with event organisers to accommodate a range of access, wellbeing and personal requirements where possible, including:
- Faith-related considerations
- Health-related needs
- Support linked to caring responsibilities
Our goal is to create an environment where delegates feel comfortable requesting support and confident that their needs will be taken seriously.
By hosting the Festival of Neuroscience at ICC Belfast, the BNA aims to provide an inclusive space that reflects the diversity of the neuroscience community. We are committed to enabling open participation, meaningful collaboration and engagement across all career stages, disciplines and backgrounds. If you have specific requirements or would like to discuss any support needs in advance, we encourage you to contact the Festival team directly. We look forward to welcoming you to an inclusive and accessible BNA2027 International Festival of Neuorscience.
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