iHuman
Disruptive research into what it means to be human from scholars and researchers in the fields of Science and Technology Studies and Critical Disability Studies.
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Inclusive culture
iHuman is dedicated to the promotion of inclusive, supportive and facilitative ways of working that support our researchers and professional services colleagues.
We are committed to the Concordat on Researcher Development and actively involved in a number of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion initiatives.
Members of iHuman are also involved with the Wellcome Anti-ableist Research Culture (WAARC) project: A Wellcome Trust Institutional Funding for Research Culture Award which centres disability as the phenomenon through which to rethink positive research culture from recruitment, to working conditions, to research methods and dissemination.
Participatory Research
Our researchers work as part of the Participatory Research Network at the University of 91̽»¨ (PRN@TUoS).
The PRN is an established cross-faculty initiative bringing together like-minded researchers who use – or are interested in using – participatory methods in their work, led by Dr Kirsty Liddiard.
Learn about the Participatory Research Network
Critical Disability Studies Reading Group
A reading group made up of critical disability studies scholars (including PGR’s and ECR’s) that meets up around once a month to discuss different topics in and around critical disability studies.
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