Sio Wynne (he/they)

Text Reads: I am seeking participants for research exploring ways to improve access to healthcare for LGBTQ+ people living with chronic illness in England. I am looking to speak to people who: are 18+ and live in England; identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, nonbinary, queer, or/and as part of the LGBTQ+ community; consider yourself to live with one or more chronic illness. What is involved? Taking part involves two online conversations (interviews) and a creative task. Your participation in the project can be spread over several weeks. Who is carrying out the research? I am a PhD student based at Liverpool Hope University. I am trans and bisexual and I live with multiple chronic illnesses. Interested? Please visit https://bit.ly/4hNcIx4 or email Vickery Stamp (he/him or they/them) at 17002702@hope.ac.uk for more information or to express interest The poster is illustrated with an image of a megaphone, a health zine and a set of coloured pencils.

A researcher is looking for participants to take part in research about improving access to healthcare for LGBTQ+ people living with chronic illness.

Please see the poster for more information. If you would like to participate, please email him directly 17002702@hope.ac.uk

#LGBTQResearch

Day 205 - ethics 🫠

Three weather stone outdoor plant pots potted with three different plants; one a long stem with purple flowers, one a selection of pink and yellow flowers, and one with big white leaves.

Day 203 - lil bit of spss this weekend cos I'm stressed about how long its taking, made up for it by impulse buying some plants for these pots we inherited. Hoping they'll be a bit harder to kill than houseplants 🤞

Embracing Authenticity in Academic Presentations The author reflects on speaking at various queer and autistic conferences, emphasizing the challenges of conforming to normative presentation styles. They found comfort in familiar environments and…

Despite talking about a #queer subject in queer spaces, I still find myself trying to fit a normative way of presenting. Using academic speak, trying not to rabbit hole, working out when I can swear. I am a storyteller in many ways, and this is no exception. #AutRes
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Day 200 - took a bit of a social media break, but I'm back and making progress 💪 scoping review protocol is done and sent for feedback, and I'm starting some exciting recruitment 👀

Day 169 - back from a week of stage managing at the Keswick convention and ready (ish) to tackle a week of unread emails 📧

Text says Happy International Non-binary people's day. Image is of a hand holding a non-binary flag on a stick against a purple and yellow gradient background with the TransActual logo in the bottom right corner

Happy International Non-Binary People's day to all of our non-binary siblings around the world.

Non-binary people have always existed and always will.

#nonbinary #transnonbinary #nonbinaryrights #internationalnonbinarypeoplesday #trans

Day 159 - finished my.scoping review draft, and now I'm off to the lakes for a week 😄🏞

Day 157 - Arrived in Manchester for #ifph2025!

A black fluffy cat sleeping on an arm, which rests on a laptop keyboard.

Day 155 - a day buried in spss, but at least I had company 🐱

Day 151 - back from Wales and frantically trying to catch up on RA work...

Hey! Yes definitely. I'll shoot you a message, but also if you wanted to come to the seminar just to find out about what research is currently happening you'd be more than welcome :)

Final workshop on publishing and sharing research.

Day 150 - starting the final day with a career development workshop, which currently involves us reading our bluesky/linkedin bios and getting group feedback 😂

We're also still looking for people to present posters of their research, so if you're doing any type of LGBTQ+ research and want to share it, please do get in touch :)

q:LJMU Seminar - Connecting LGBTQ+ Research & Community Join q:LJMU for a seminar connecting researchers and community to discuss LGBTQ+ research, collaboration and impact.

If anyone is involved in LGBTQ+ research and happens to be around Liverpool on July 17th, why not come along to the first q:LJMU seminar - a chance to share and hear about LGBTQ+ research and connect with both researchers and community organisations!

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Day 149 - continuing the summer school with presenting my PhD project and listening to others present theirs. Got some great feedback and some really fun discussions about everyone's research.

The remains of a stone wall mostly taken up with a large, arched, empty window, through which can be seen a grassy hilltop and a blue sky.

A stretch of sand leading to a bay dotted with craggy rocks, with long wild grass in the foreground and a scattering of white clouds in a sunny sky.

It was worth coming to the summer school just for the beauty of Ynys Llanddwyn <3

Finished up the morning with an overview of systematic reviews, and a really interesting and helpful talk on co-creation and arts based approaches. This afternoon, off to the beach! 🏖

Starting the summer school with a health economics masterclass. Think I managed to grasp the basics, and especially appreciated the frequent 'stand up and stretch' breaks 😂

Day 147 - arrived in Bangor for a health research summer school! Spent the day spotting everything that's changed since doing my undergrad here... and getting sunburnt, oops ☀️

A black cat sitting on a red computer chair, one paw outstretched.

Day 144 - managed some more scoping review practice, despite the fluffball stealing my seat every time I stood up.

A white nonbinary person in a black t-shirt and purple glasses wearing large headphones stands next to a professional microphone and a music stand with a script on it.

Day 143 - I actually have been working on my PhD, but today I made my voice acting debut! Being part of a research group opens up the strangest of opportunities 😂

A ball of yarn that starts red, and changes through all the colours of the rainbow. Attached is the start of a crochet project, currently a long red oval with a half complete scalloped round.

Day 139 - finally decided on a project for this gorgeous (and more expensive than anticipated) yarn. Here's hoping I don't mess it up 😂🧶

Day 138 - programme approval approved 🥳 nice to have one thing finished amongst the seemingly never ending to-do list 😂

I resonate with so much of this. Being queer&neurodivergent IS freeing - I already don't fit into some of your neat little boxes, so is it really going to make much of a difference if I explore outside the others too? 😄

Day 136 - always nice to have study days with fellow pgrs, even if most of our conversations are 'stupid question, but...'

Kind of wish academic papers could come with 1980s style sword and sorcery cover images.

Day 135 - ran some practice scoping searches, and only got a little bit distracted reading interesting research papers 📃

A lollipop man just helped me cross the road. I knew I looked young but I didn't think I looked *that* young.