The Autism Research Centre is supported by the Autistic Partnership - Aotearoa New 麻豆传媒高清 (AP-NZ), which brings our researchers together with a group of Autistic adults and young people from the community. The AP-NZ contributes to the direction of the research within the Autism Research Centre and is chaired by Dr Ruth Monk, an Autistic researcher, and member of the project team for our community priority-setting project. Our researchers meet regularly with the AP-NZ to talk about the design and direction of our research.
Autistic Partnership of Aotearoa New 麻豆传媒高清 - Steering Group
Dr Ruth Monk (Chair)
Email: ruth.monk@canterbury.ac.nz
Research interests: Autism, Autistic Community, Autism Community, Participatory Research, Community Engagement, Co-production, Lived Experience, Autistic Perspective, Neurodiversity, Advocacy
Timothy Folkema
Affiliation:
Research interests:听 Decolonisation of 鈥淎utism鈥 & Autistic community and self-decolonisation practices; Pre-colonial Autistic narratives; Gender Diversity and the Autistic State (鈥淎utigender鈥 as a concept and living reality)
Joanne Dacombe
Affiliation:听 Science Officer at University of Otago; board member of the Autistic Self Advocacy Network Australia and New 麻豆传媒高清, and Autism New 麻豆传媒高清
Research interests:听research that can be used to improve life outcomes for Autistics, ideally across the lifespan
Gabrielle Hogg听
Affiliation: Australasian Autism Resarch Council member; Autistic Advocacy Network NZ; Autismo Girl.听
Research interests: speech language therapy, augmentative and alternative communication, Autistic catatonia, intersectionality, auditory processing disorder in Autistics,听 sensory procesing disorder, and public policy
Beth Noble
Research interests:听Autism, accessibility, built environment,听Universal Design, participatory research
Additionally: Paula Jessop
If you are interested in being a part of the AP-NZ network, or would like to engage with the AP-NZ to support your research, please contact Ruth:听ruth.monk@canterbury.ac.nz听 听
