Exciting news! Neurodivergent Humanities has been featured in an article by The Polyphony titled “New Modes of Thinking, Being, and Doing Research: Neurodivergent Humanities Network and Mentorship Programme Launch.”
The article highlights our mentorship programme for neurodivergent researchers in the arts and humanities, which pairs researchers from different career stages to explore accessible research methodologies.
Check out the article for more information, and be sure to apply for our mentorship programme if you’re interested in accessible research practices for neurodivergent researchers in the academy.
