Zine making workshop: Exploring the experiences and perspectives of neurodivergent PGRs

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Workshop overview

Organised by and hosted at Birmingham City University, get creative in a relaxed and welcoming environment to explore the experiences and perspectives of neurodivergent PGRs, diagnosed or self-diagnosed during this zine making research workshop.

The research project is aimed at gaining insights into learning and progress at all stages of doctoral study. Through PGR’s own stories of help and hindrance, and insights into the processes and practices they have encountered, including supervision, we hope to expand understanding and advance practice in this area.

What to expect:
•    An introduction to the research project and zine making as a creative research method 
•    A guided zine making session (no skills required!)
•    Make something unique using a variety of materials such as collage, drawing and words 
•    A chance to connect with other PGRs across disciplines and institutions, get creative and share experiences
•    A chance to contribute your experiences, insights and ideas to expand understanding and advance practice in supporting neurodivergent PGRs at all stages of study.
•    All materials will be provided
•    Food and refreshments will be available
•    All participants will receive a £25 gift voucher 

This is a research event with full ethical approval from Birmingham City University. Please read the Participant Information Form and Participant Consent Form for further details as to how your data will be used. 

If you would like any further information, please contact the organiser Lou Lambert louise.lambert@bcu.ac.uk 

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Registration details

Booking deadline: 16th June 5pm.

Use the Book Now button to register your attendance. Once registered, you will receive an automatic email confirming your place. Please make a note of the date and time to your diary.

If you do not see the book now button then this workshop is fully booked and/or registration has closed. Contact dta@unialliance.ac.uk to be added to the waitlist.