Playing A/Part is an interdisciplinary project, exploring the identities and experiences of Autistic young people through creative and participatory research. It is a collaboration between the universities of Kent and Surrey, involving academics in drama, music, media arts and psychology. Funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, the project team includes a steering group of Autistic women and a multidisciplinary advisory board.

To share and disseminate the findings of the research, the Playing A/Part team have joined forced with creative leaders and young artists from Peer Productions youth arts charity to build these interactive video resources designed to support neurodivergent young people on their creative journeys.

These free resources provide opportunities for neurodivergent young people to be creative in lots of of different ways. You can write, make, move and make-music from home and at your own pace.

Click the embedded video below to get started!

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