Allow us to introduce ourselves…
We are the U21 Autism Research Network. The Network was set up with funds from the Universitas 21 Researcher Resilience Fund, bringing together 6 autism research groups from U21 universities. We aim to make a starting point in addressing challenges to collaboration across borders as well as the lack of diversity and inclusion in autism research.
Our Aims.
The Network has three main aims:
To develop an international database of autistic participants and a global panel of lived experience experts, enabling more diverse involvement in autism research—both as contributors and participants.
To investigate research questions that matter most to the global autism community.
To host a public engagement event focused on promoting diversity and inclusion in autism research.
About Us
Find out more about our research teams.
Our Events
Stay up to date with our upcoming events.
Our Projects
Hear about our ongoing research projects.
Follow @AutismU21 to see more of our updates:
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RT @journalautism: ICYMI: To address racial disparities in autism research, we must think globally, act locally https://t.co/SJeDekNtsU @DesiRJones @DSMandell -
RT @MIBTP1: Congratulations to @MIBTP1 student @LydiaJHickman and other members of the Cook Lab on being awarded a Researcher… https://t.co/ozvgrkNIkJ
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RT @profamandakirby: This is important reading. Neurodiversity is us all and support means for everyone and not just sections of our soc… https://t.co/rUmDieeniJ
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RT @jamcusack: A really important initiative. Research should, of course, serve and include everyone. This work will complement… https://t.co/qltFpoTjya
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RT @NIHRresearch: New guidance from the #NIHRinclude project is now available for researchers, funders and delivery teams around how… https://t.co/sO4MCZXu7c