GRRAND

GRRAND is also interested in capturing and recording the many benefits of creative knowledge exchanges between autistic and non autistic researchers and artists. Through our work in the community, we often address the questions of authenticity and representation pertinent to creative interdisciplinary collaboration with neurodivergent participants in research and public engagement. Our activities set out to be mutually beneficial, offering communities the opportunity to develop their own creative practice, find new forms of self-expression, and engage with our research themes on their own terms... Together we aim to better understand social factors in the mental, emotional, and physical well-being of people with a diagnosis of autism and/or ADHD, syndromes and other neurodevelopmental conditions across the lifespan, and to deliver coproduced research and knowledge exchange with neurodivergent people in their preferred ways. To achieve this, we are collaborating with other internal and..