Intersex and/or Non-binary people and Neurodiversity - seeking collaborator for Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions European Postdoctoral Fellowship (MSCA-PF)

>Description The department of Criminology, Sociology and Social Policy is seeking prospective candidates interested in developing a competitive Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions European Postdoctoral Fellowship (MSCA-PF) proposal for the 2027 call. The proposed research focuses on the lived experiences and citizenship rights of people who are both neurodiverse and non-binary and/or neurodiverse and intersex. Neuroqueerness can be seen as a creative process that challenges social norms, and an embodied practice. However, there is a gap in research about intersex and neurodiversity. Little is known about how non-binary neuroqueer people navigate the world, especially in relation to citizenship and rights. The project will include attention to intersectionality, wellbeing and anti-discrimination as part of its focus. It is particularly timely, given the increasing levels of discrimination against intersex people, gender and sexual minorities and people with disabilities, and the need to foreground the interests and wellbeing of these groups. The applicant: . For this collaboration, you will need to have a PhD in a social science or health-related subject (Sociology, Politics, Social Policy, Psychology, Health Sciences or a related subject), relevant academic publications, and research experience and/or experience of working with the groups of people that the research refers to. The co-design process that is central to the funding stream will facilitate the successful candidate to