The Co-researcher's Perspective

#everyonebelongs Sally Whitney talks to us about…

An episode of the The Emerald Publishing Podcast podcast, hosted by Emerald Publishing Ltd, titled "The Co-researcher's Perspective" was published on November 30, 2019 and runs 21 minutes.

November 30, 2019 ·21m · The Emerald Publishing Podcast

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#everyonebelongs Sally Whitney talks to us about her part as a co-researcher in the Living Life to the Fullest project, run by the iHuman Institute at the University of Sheffield. "As a young disabled person you often feel ignored by society. No-one had ever asked us about our lives before - only our impairments. This gave us a voice." Learn more about the project here: https://livinglifetothefullest.org/

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#everyonebelongs Sally Whitney talks to us about her part as a co-researcher in the Living Life to the Fullest project, run by the iHuman Institute at the University of Sheffield. "As a young disabled person you often feel ignored by society. No-one had ever asked us about our lives before - only our impairments. This gave us a voice." Learn more about the project here: https://livinglifetothefullest.org/

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