Our Liz Croot is at the 20th Seattle Club Conference Uni of Birmingham, School of Psychology, University of Birmingham with a poster presenting our initial programme theories about what makes ISFs successful! #SeattleClub2023

‼️Our Clare Tarling has edited a book: Everyday Citizenship- an accessible follow up to 'Keys to Citizenship' by Simon J Duffy For more information see here: citizen-network.org/news/everyday-… 'We are all equal. We are all different. We are all citizens'

We're can't wait to join this 'unconference' and discuss creativity in support! 🌟See the link to get your tickets

We're really looking forward to hosting a story telling workshop at this conference! Don't forget to register for tickets, using the link below-

Join us tomorrow 9th May 1pm-2pm to hear from ARC England & The University of Sheffield on the EQUALD study exploring use of Individual Service Funds (ISFs) with adults with a learning disability about what we know about making ISFs work ow.ly/B4HB50RzoH9

Exciting day for the Equald team Liz Croot Alice Dunning Clare Tarling We’re at the Creativity in care ARC England ‘unconference’

🚨New publication! Read our published protocol for the co-production phase of our study here: dx.plos.org/10.1371/journa… Alice Dunning Liz Croot Clare Tarling #coproduction #researchprotocol

Arrived and ready for the #HSRUK24 conference Exciting few days of presentations and workshops with the EQUALD Study team

We had a creative, thought provoking workshop today. Thanks to Gary from LDEngland Liz Croot Jodie from Speakup we shared our learning from the EQUALD Study and #NoResearchAboutUsWithoutUs National Institute for Health and Care Research & our attendees for their creativity

Before was eye stickers & after was stars. Great to see people in our workshop at #HSRUK24 feeling more confident about working with people with a #LearningDisability as public partners in #Research. Thanks to ⁦EQUALD Study⁩⁩ ⁦LDEngland⁩ ⁦Speakup⁩

We loved running our workshop this morning at #HSRUK24 Our Clare Tarling, Jodie Bradley from Speakup Liz Croot Alice Dunning delivered exercises about making information accessible and using easy read in research ❓How do you know it’s an apple?