Young voices. Shared possibilities.
Youth perspectives, youth forums and youth-led work.
We make space for youth perspectives, youth forums and youth-led work in disability and neurodiversity inclusion.
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Updates and contributions coming soon. Youth essays and correspondent reports will appear in the SGU Journal.
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People with lived experience should be part of decisions that affect them. SGU creates space for disabled and neurodivergent people, young people and communities to contribute perspectives that can inform research, advocacy, education and practical solutions.
How perspectives can be shared
Written perspectives · interviews · youth voices · regional perspectives · anonymous submissions where appropriate · video and audio stories with captions and transcripts.
Consent and safeguarding: every submission goes through a clear consent process, and contributions are only published with the contributor's informed agreement. Anonymous submissions are welcome where appropriate.
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