Research opportunity: we need your help

Lucy_Scope
Lucy_Scope Posts: 224 Cerebral Palsy Network
edited June 30 in Cerebral Palsy Network

We’ve been contacted by a postgraduate researcher seeking to hear from people with cerebral palsy who have studied at university.

Poster with blue background saying “Research Participants”. It asks for people with cerebral palsy who have studied at university (UK or US) to share their experiences for a postgraduate dissertation. Contact email: ryleefoxwell@gmail.com. Image shows a person painting at an easel.

If this is you, or someone you know (in the UK or US), they would love to hear about your experiences. This will help shape their dissertation.

Taking part is voluntary, and you can share as much or as little as you feel comfortable with.

  • To find out more or get involved, you can contact them directly: ryleefoxwell@gmail.com

Please feel free to share this with your networks so it reaches as many people as possible

Comments

  • MxWinter
    MxWinter Community Member Posts: 4 Listener

    There is a fairly popular comedian Rhys Thorne, who does stand up on his CP. It might be worth emailing him as well, as he has great connections to a wider CP network in Wales and is a popular figure. He won BBC upcoming comedian a couple years ago and is lovely from the times ive met him. Google says his public facing email is rhysthornecomedy@gmail.com 

  • MillieJayne
    MillieJayne Community Member Posts: 3 Listener

    I’m blind and have cerebral palsy graduated with a degree in graphic design

  • Holly_Scope
    Holly_Scope Posts: 6,264 Online Community Team

    Hi @MillieJayne, it sounds like you could be a great support with this. Are you happy to get involved? If so, please email yleefoxwell@gmail.com to find out more about how to get involved? Thank you so much for reaching out!

  • SaraC_Scope
    SaraC_Scope CP Network, Scope Posts: 444 Pioneering

    @MxWinter I revently interviewed Rhys Thorne for Cerebral Palsy Awareness month. I posted the article here on the online community and recently re-posted for Pride month.

    He is a lovely person and has offered his support for the Cerebral Palsy Network. It's great to hear his name is getting out there.