
Making #TCD more #inclusive, by increasing #SensoryAwareness & creating different sensory environments to meet the needs of all students & staff across campus.
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ALT Blue background with white text underneath that reads ' Share your voice' with a yellow line under the text. There a a TCD Sense logo top left above the text. There is white text that reads 'TCD Sense Survey'. There is a QR code for TCD Sense linktree and test underneath that reads ' Scan the QR code to take the TCD Sense Survey or visit linktr.ee/tcdsense.

ALT Tcd sensé survey summary of findings. 1. Sensory spaces can be full when a student has need of it! We introduced booking systems for some spaces (e.g. Art’s block respite room and former Berkeley study pods.) 2. Sensory spaces can be used by students for the unintended purposes of hanging out preventing access to others. Art’s block and college health respite room now only bookable by students registered with the Disability Service. To prevent unregistered students with sensory issues from being unable to access spaces: all other sensory spaces are open to anyone with sensory issues, registered or not. 3. Students have different preferences for sensory items or seating. Introduction of more sensory items and seating options across the sensory spaces.

ALT 4. Some students are unaware of the TCDSense project Increased social media presence and more information on website. signage around campus, heightened presence at Fresher’s events to target new students! Collaboration with student groups, DUNes, TCDSU, Ability Co_op 5. It can be difficult to find sensory spaces TCDSense Map are currently incorporating wayfinding videos and signage has been improved. Future Plans Supervision of spaces to ensure they’re used for their intended purposes More student collaboration! Constantly seek student feedback to improve the project. Improve the existing sensory spaces and create more in under-serviced areas of campus. Make more information available on the project.

ALT Blue background with logos for TCD Sense, TCD Student Union, Trinity College Dublin, an orange icon of a person sitting in a rocking chair, and a QR code icon that link to all the TCD Sense Spaces. There is text that reads ' Respite Room', 'TCD Sense Think Sensory', and Scan the QR code for information.

ALT Text Image. Text as follows: What's your Sensory Advice? “Visit some of the quieter stands first to get used to the fair!” “I would be sure to bring headphones if you need them!” “Go at times when its quieter! When it begins and ends are when less people are there :)” “Avoid the front gate entrance it’s usually packed, use one of the other entrances!” “If the Art’s Block is too overwhelming the Hamilton end is usually less crowded.”

ALT Blue background with TCD Sense logo top left. Text top right reads 'TCD Sense Survey'. Underneath there is a QR code for TCD Sense Survey and text on the left reads 'Scan the QR code to take the TCD Sense Survey' and 'Or visit TCD Sense Linktree at linktr.ee/tcdsense'. There is a Trinity College Dublin logo on the bottom left.

ALT Image with a blue background. There is an image of a dog wearing pink headphones top left corner, with white text below that reads "They say it's easier to make noise than be quiet, that it's not easy to relax or stay focused in a noisy environment. Maybe you're for quiet spaces, for study, relaxation?". More text "The TCD Sense Sensory Map provides information about the sensory environments in different areas of Trinity", and " What kind of spaces are you looking for?". There is a QR code for the Sensory Map, and text "Scan the QR code to view the Sensory Map". There is yellow text for the TCD Sense Linktree page. There is a TCD Sense logo on the top right corner.

ALT Image with blue background. There is a TCD Sense logo. White text that reads "Scan the QR code to take the survey", and the QR code logo. There is a Trinity disAbility Hub logo, and a Trinity College Dublin logo. There is white text on a black background that reads TCD Sense, and white text on a grey background that reads "Survey".

ALT Image with a blue background with logos for Trinity disAbility Hub, Trinity College Dublin, and TCD Sense - Think Sensory. There is yellow background text that reads 'TCD Sense Project - Improving Sensory Spaces in Trinity', and white background text that reads 'Scan the QR code for more information'. There is a QR Code image for TCD Sense Linktree.














