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What to do if you want to get into research

Blog, Insight into researchBy Sue Fletcher-WatsonJuly 17, 2020

I’d say about once a fortnight I get an email from someone who wants to get into research in some way.  They might have a good idea that they think would make a nice research project. They might specifically want to become a researcher themselves.  They might be working on something that could do with…

Researchers and the autism community in partnership: a beginners’ guide

Library, TalksBy Sue Fletcher-WatsonMarch 7, 2018

 This is the video from a talk I recently recorded.  The talk was due to be given at a workshop on Participatory Autism Research in Munich, which I was sadly unable to attend in person due to a cancelled flight. In the talk I discuss ways to engage with the autism and autistic communities…

Doing participatory research: the basics

Library, TalksBy Sue Fletcher-WatsonFebruary 10, 2018

 This video comes from an event in 2017 where I spoke to Scottish PhD students, alongside my fabulous Autistic mentor, Kabie. We were talking about why and how researchers can collaborate with the autistic community in the work they do. I hope you will find it handy. You can now also see Kabie’s talk,…

Getting and becoming an Autistic mentor: a guide for researchers and autistic people

Autism, Blog, Insight into researchBy Sue Fletcher-WatsonOctober 13, 2016

The other day I tweeted, having just had my first mentoring meeting with Kabie. I am an academic, a psychologist, about eight years out from my PhD. Kabie is an autistic advocate, and campaigner. We are both mothers, Scottish residents, and care deeply about getting a better deal for autistic people (and using research to help…

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