Dr Claire Planner

@claireplanner.bsky.social

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A flyer showing the University of Manchester logo, and an illustration of people dancing in a kitchen. The text reads as follows: Take part in a new research study! The Ada study, Access to Dance for Autistic adults is exploring how to support autistic adults to dance. We want to find out how to make dance more inclusive and get feedback on the resources we have developed to support people to dance. Who can take part? Dance teachers, studio managers, or staff from dance organisations, link workers (who do social prescribing). Aged 18+. What will in involve? Attending a workshop (2-3 hours), in person or online. Sharing your experiences and views. Helping shape resources to support autistic people to dance. Want to find out more or participate? contact: Claire.Planner@manchester.ac.uk This project has been reviewed and approved by the University of Manchester ethics committee. Ref.: 2025-22347-42791.
A flyer showing the University of Manchester logo, and a photograph of a man dancing. The text reads as follows: Research opportunity! The Ada study, Access to Dance for Autistic adults. Researchers at The University of Manchester seek autistic volunteers to talk about dance. Are you: 1. Autistic (diagnosed or self-identifying)? 2. Aged 18 or over? 3. Able to attend a meeting in Manchester, UK? This study is exploring how to support autistic adults to dance. We want to find out how to make dance more inclusive and get feedback on the resources we have developed to support people to dance. This study involves: Attending a 2-3 hour group meeting in Manchester (in-person). Looking at our resources (short films and written materials) and providing feedback. This research has been developed with autistic project advisors. To find out more contact: Claire.Planner@manchester.ac.uk This project has been reviewed and approved by the University of Manchester Research Ethics Committee. Ref.: 2025-23054-42792.
A flyer showing the University of Manchester logo, and a photograph of a man and woman holding hands dancing. The text reads as follows: Research opportunity! The Ada study, Access to Dance for Autistic adults. Researchers at The University of Manchester seek autistic volunteers to talk about dance. Are you: 1. Autistic (diagnosed or self-identifying)? 2. Aged 18 or over? 3. Living in the UK? This study is exploring how autistic adults experience dance in different settings: at home (e.g. having a boogie in the kitchen), socially, or in a dance class. We want to interview autistic adults with different types of dance experience. You can take part in one of three ways: by zoom (speaking or using the chat function), in-person: at the University of Manchester, or by telephone. This research has been developed with autistic project advisors. To find out more contact: Claire.Planner@manchester.ac.uk
A flyer showing the University of Manchester logo, and a photograph of a man and woman holding hands dancing. The text reads as follows: Research opportunity! The Ada study, Access to Dance for Autistic adults. Researchers at The University of Manchester seek autistic volunteers to talk about dance. Are you: 1. Autistic (diagnosed or self-identifying)? 2. Aged 18 or over? 3. Living in the UK? This study is exploring how autistic adults experience dance in different settings: at home (e.g. having a boogie in the kitchen), socially, or in a dance class. We want to interview autistic adults with different types of dance experience. You can take part in one of three ways: by zoom (speaking or using the chat function), in-person: at the University of Manchester, or by telephone. This research has been developed with autistic project advisors. To find out more contact: Claire.Planner@manchester.ac.uk This project has been reviewed and approved by the University of Manchester Research Ethics Committee. Ref.: 2025-23054-42792.