Dr Kim Collett holds a PhD in Education and is an Associate Lecturer, researcher and advocate specialising in inclusive education and special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Her passion for inclusion comes from her own experiences of being a child with a label of SEND and from navigating life as a neurodivergent and disabled parent in a neurodiverse household. Kim has worked in universities for over 15 years after her early career saw her working in the charity sec

At RECAP, one of our core aims is to make research more accessible to families. Behind every study are passionate researchers working to better understand children, learning, development, and family life. In our Research Spotlight series, we introduce the people behind the research - sharing their work, insights, and why their findings matter in the real world for parents and carers. Today's work is from: Professor Erica Borgstrom, Professor of Medical Anthropology, The Open

Group photograph of the research team in Indonesia This research team is made up of 11 researchers between England and Indonesia: Poppy...

Liz Staples has dedicated her studies and working practice to understanding how neurodivergent learners experience and engage with...

Dr Sarah Wall Since joining Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), Sarah has taught a range of education-based courses, predominantly those...

Dr Poppy Gibson is a Lecturer and researcher in Education whose key interests involve children and young people's psychological...

Bio: Melanie Grabowski is a recent graduate of the MA Education with Montessori program at Anglia Ruskin University. She has been...