Katie Marah

@katiemarah.bsky.social

PhD student exploring autistic children's experiences of participation in decision-making @UCC.ie // Co-chair of the UCC Staff Disability and Neurodivergence Network (@uccstaffdnnetwork.bsky.social)

(As per usual, late to the game) but really delighted to announce that I presented two talks at #AR25/#AECongress2025 yesterday (Thursday). The first titled 'Exploring Autistic Children's Participation in Decision-Making in Irish Primary Schools' highlighted the ongoing findings of my PhD study.

Hijacking @kosjenka.bsky.social's post to say a quick thank you to all of our fantastic participants from yesterday (Thursday's) workshop. If there are any questions, feel free to flag Kirsten or myself down - we will be wandering around #AECongress25 #AEC25 or alternatively DM me for emails!

Kosjenka@kosjenka.bsky.social · 12mo ago

Day 1 So far, sooooo good! The last workshop of the day! As an autistic teacher, I’m quite looking forward to this one: Exploring Neurodivergence in Education: An Experiential Workshop by Kirsten Hurley and Katie Marah, University College Cork #AEC2025

A projected presentation slide in a conference room shows the title “Workshop: Exploring Neurodivergence in Education.” The slide includes the Autism Europe and AsIAm logos at the top left. The session is scheduled from 17:00 to 18:00 in the Minerva Suite. Below the title, it lists: “Exploring Neurodivergence in Education: An Experiential Workshop” with presenters Kirsten Hurley and Katie Marah, both from University College Cork, Ireland. The bottom right corner of the slide displays the hashtag #AEC2025. A wooden podium with a microphone is visible on the left side of the image, and a closed white door is behind the screen.

Really enjoying this book launch so far! I'm not just saying that because I have a chapter in it - it's really a great collection of neurodivergent writers, researchers, educators and more. So many intersecting themes, so much recognition of common structural problems in education institutions...💜

Nathan Keates @keatesresearch.bsky.social · last yr.

BOOK LAUNCH ONLY ONLINE ONLY The University of Sunderland in London is closed next week due to the tube strike. Therefore we have moved the event online. We are so sorry for the last minute change - we would have loved to have met you all in person.

Book launch

ONLINE ONLY DUE TO TUBE STRIKE

8th September 2025

An edited collection of research and stories on neurodivergence and inclusive practice throughout lifelong learning.

Info: linktr.ee/NeurodivergentBook2025