WAARC: A Wellcome Trust Institutional Funding for Research Culture Award Promoting Anti-ableism in the University You are here Home iHuman WAARC: A Wellcome Trust Institutional Funding for Research Culture Award WAARC: Anti-Ableist Research Culture The WAARC logo reading 'WAARC - Wellcome Anti-Ableist Research Culture' Our three Priority Areas Collaborative inquiry Putting disabled people front and centre of research culture inquiry A link to our page on collaborative inquiry Fabric with the words 'crip time' embroidered on them Anti-ableist developments Accessible university events and inclusive research methods training A link to our page on anti-ableist developments Collaborative analysis Anti-ableist environments Experimenting with new ideas for inclusive recruitment and employment A link to our page on anti-ableist environments Knowledge Exchange Anti-ableist resources Resources to support your anti-ableist work Resources to support your anti-ableist work partner logos Disabled people's organisations We will be working in collaboration with disabled people's organisations A link to details of our non-academic partners The WAARC logo reading 'WAARC - Wellcome Anti-Ableist Research Culture' Project Updates Find out more about how our Priority Areas and Cross-cutting themes are progressing A link to the WAARC progress page Close-up of the stained window at the wave building cafe The WAARC team Meet the team More details of the WAARC team "Still She Sleeps?", embroidery by Zoë Middleton Disabled Staff Exhibit An ongoing digital exhibit of art and crafts submitted by disabled and chronically ill staff members of the University of 91Ö±²¥. Visit the digital exhibit Image 'wheelchair barbie from the 90s hangs with the disability politics books" by Liz Henry is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0. WAARC events Key events from the WAARC team Key events from the WAARC team
