Event type:

In person

Date & time:

18 Apr 2021, 16:00 – 18:00

VIRTUAL EVENT: Flow Unlocked: autistic adult's relationships and mental health

This online event will explore Flow Unlocked, a creative autistic led collaborative project which highlights the importance of relationships to autistic people.

Flow unlocked. Image: Briony Campbell and Jon Adams
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VIRTUAL EVENT: Flow Unlocked: autistic adult's relationships and mental health

18 Apr 2021, 16:00 – 18:00

Dr Georgia Pavlopoulou

Lecturer at the UCL Institute of Education, Anna Freud Centre Workforce Training Leader and Autism Researcher

Georgia is the Project Co-Lead for Flow Unlocked.

Flow Unlocked is rooted in Georgia's ongoing work on understanding autistic people's relationships, aiming to communicate with the public the importance of relationships in the life of autistic people.

The project is an opportunity to address the questions of authenticity and representation pertinent to creative interdisciplinary collaboration with neurodivergent participants in research and public engagement. 

Jon Adams

Jon Adams is a polymath artist working cross-platform with image, poetry, sound, performance and spoken word.

His work references synaesthesia, autism, dyslexia, autobiography, science and hidden metaphor, resulting in unique visual perspectives of systemizing history, time and place.  

Briony Cambell

Briony is a photographer, filmmaker and creative facilitator.

She creates visual stories about intimate relationships, intercultural relations, social integration, and loss. Her work has been awarded, exhibited and published internationally.

As a facilitator Briony works collaboratively with underrepresented groups and subjects. Through participatory art methodologies she aims to amplify the diversity of voices, crucial to building inclusive societies.

Further information

Ticketing

Pre-booking essential

Cost

Free

Open to

All

Availability

Yes

Organiser

Dr Georgia Pavlopoulou

georgia.pavlopoulou@ucl.ac.uk