Poetry and Grief: Honouring Professor Jason Arday
Last night’s grief circle by Black Psychotherapy, led by poet Janice Whyne, honoured Professor Jason Arday. Participants expressed deep emotions of grief, rage, and injustice associated with his tragic death and broader societal issues. The session encouraged reflection on grief, community support, and the transformative power of shared experiences and words.
I Was Always Here: A Journey Through Trans+ Histories
Theatre for Life and Beyond Reflections present “I Was Always Here,” a verbatim show celebrating trans+ narratives across generations. Integrating music and cabaret, the production highlights trans+ history and contemporary issues, receiving positive audience feedback for its emotional depth and intersectionality. Tickets are available for upcoming performances in London and Portsmouth.
Celebrating the work of Professor Jason Arday
In early 2023, Cambridge University were delighted to tell the world that Dr Jason Arday had been appointed as a Professor of Sociology of Education, with his post beginning in March that year. Cambridge University shared “Arday has faced many personal challenges – notably being diagnosed, at the age of three, with a form of…
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.
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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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