Shulman Auditorium, Queen's College, High St, Oxford OX1 4AW
QSN is delighted to welcome Dr Wenn Lawson for a talk on autism, sexuality and gender dysphoria. He will offer research findings, personal anecdotes and strategies on understanding and coping with how autism affects experiences of sexuality and gender, with a focus on the high instances of gender dysphoria within the autism population.
All are welcome!
The room is fully accessible but please email mara.gold@classics.ox.ac.uk in advance if you have any specific requirements.
The event will be followed by an informal meet-up for members of the LGBTQIA+ community on the autism spectrum. Details will be posted in advance on Facebook.
Dr Wenn Lawson is a well-respected and highly knowledgeable expert on autism. He combines his lived experience insights with professional knowledge ranging from First Class Honours in Social Work to a Doctorate in Psychology. Wenn has been public speaking for more than twenty years and published his first book on autism, "Life Behind Glass", in 1998. There have been a further fifteen books to date since then.
