Addressing Barriers and Fostering Disability Inclusion In UK and Indonesian Higher Education Institutions

I am an Assistant Professor in Psychology, and a member of the Autism Research Team at the University of Nottingham. I have significant experience in delivering EDI-themed research projects relating to neurodiversity inclusion. I have conducted surveys, focus groups and experimental work to identify barriers to inclusion and produce recommendations for inclusive practice. 

I am an Assistant Professor in Accounting and the Director of Disability Service Unit at the Universitas Gadjah Mada. I have experience in researching disability inclusion in higher education. I also a qualitative researcher, conducted FGD as well as interview in exploring barriers face by students with disabilities in higher education. I also work on the advocacy on the rights of people with disabilities. 

I am a Research Fellow in the Department of Health Behaviour, Environment, and Social Medicine at the Faculty of Medicine, Public Health, and Nursing, Universitas Gadjah Mada. Currently, I am a third-year PhD candidate in Epidemiology and Population Health at the International Centre for Evidence in Disability, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, where my research focuses on health insurance coverage among people with disabilities in Indonesia. My expertise lies in mixed-methods research, integrating qualitative and quantitative approaches to examine health policy and access to care for people with disabilities. 

I am a junior lecturer at the Faculty of Pharmacy, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia, with a strong commitment to equity and inclusion in health and education. My research focuses on improving access to drug information and pharmaceutical care for vulnerable populations. I have conducted both qualitative and quantitative studies on various topics such as self-medication, pharmaceutical care for individuals with blindness, cancer medication use, vaccine evaluations, and inclusive drug information development. I also co-founded the Diffable Care Student Activity Unit to support students with disabilities and continue to serve as its advisor, while actively contributing to community and humanitarian initiatives across Indonesia. 

I am a master's student at the Center for Religious and Cross-cultural Studies, Universitas Gadjah Mada. My research interests include Practice as Research, Arts-based Research, and Participatory Action Research. I am also committed to supporting research accessibility for disabled researchers across Indonesia, with a particular focus on autistic researchers and their specialized interests. 

I’m the Research Culture Manager at the University of Nottingham. I am experienced in leading, running and advising on cultural change, equality, disability and neuroinclusion projects. 

I am a researcher and lecturer at the Department of Health Behavior, Environment, and Social Medicine, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia. My expertise lies in public health and community medicine, with a focus on health behavior, health communication, health promotion, and tobacco control. I have conducted research on adapting smoking prevention programs for adolescents, developing strategies to reduce secondhand smoke exposure among vulnerable populations, and advancing disability-sensitive communication practices in healthcare services, particularly during vaccination efforts. My work emphasizes the importance of inclusive, accessible approaches in public health interventions. 

I am a Psychology graduate from Gadjah Mada University. My research interests include understanding the factors influencing child health outcomes, particularly in the context of public health interventions. I am also committed to supporting the development of national health strategies, to improve health outcomes for vulnerable populations. 

Dr Alan Chamberlain is a Principal Research Fellow in Computer Science, Faculty of Science. He is a Co-Investigator on the REC-HURDLEs: Revisiting Employment Contracts and Help for Under-represented Researcher groups to Develop, Lead and Excel project, as well as a Co-Investigator on this project. His research relates to interdisciplinary Human-Computer Interaction, a field where he has published extensively. He is interested in the area of Research Culture in the context of Higher Education.