From Autistic Reflections to Broader Social Justice
This blog began in spring 2022, focusing on Autistic experiences and intersections with queerness. Over time, I’ve shifted to explore cancer care and health issues for disabled and trans individuals while pursuing my PhD. I am curious about the evolving nature of my writing.
The Power of Collaborative Thematic Analysis in Trans Research
The author’s PhD research involves analysing health and social care experiences with four trans and gender diverse co-researchers. Initially concerned about coordination, the collaboration has proved rewarding, enhancing understanding of shared experiences. The team is now writing a paper on their findings, demonstrating the power of participatory action research.
Epistemic and Affective Injustice: Understanding Autistic Experiences
In July, I attended a workshop in Durham focused on gender, autism, and injustice, exploring the experiences of autistic women. Key topics included epistemic and affective injustice, impression management in socially anxious youth, and the impact of cisgenderism and neuro-normativity in research. The event prompted reflections on autism and authenticity.
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I’m Katie, I’m neurodivergent, trans and queer. I train, speak, and write on all aspects of the autistic experience, with a specialism in gender diversity and LGBTQIA+ issues.
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