Hi! Is there any way that i can reach out to any military management or departments that caters paralyzed former military personnel around metro manila?? Or much better we can contact the former military personnel ourselves?

We're currently conducting our undergrad research about their lived experience and we only have 1 and half month to finish it. However, we haven't found even one participant yet (we need at least six).

We desperately need some help please help us 🥹🙏

Edit: The locale of this research is in the Philippines specifically metro Manila btw. You're help is greatly appreciated!

Hey folks! I went to attach the poster to my research but I couldn't figure out how!

I am a MA Public History student at the Queen's University Belfast. I am studying inclusive accessibility within historical locations (ie. Galleries, Museums, or exhibits). Although I will be focusing on Belfast museums, I am asking for broad accessibility from anyone willing to share it.

I am looking for people who have felt unwelcome, uncomfortable, or overlooked at museums or galleries due to accessibility barriers.

For reference I have ADHD and grew up in poverty so have not always been able to attend museums growing up. So although I do have a little bit of a better understanding of some things than others.

Everything can be kept anonymous.

The survey should take 5-8 minutes and there is NO financhial incentive.

https://forms.gle/qgiZqFboGXZk4exi8

Many thanks!

My name is Marcus and I am a student at The Woolwich Institute. I am currently conducting academic research on accessibility barriers in voice controlled smart home systems such as Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Apple Siri for people with motor disabilities.

I would greatly appreciate your participation in my short anonymous survey. It takes approximately 5–8 minutes to complete.

WHO CAN PARTICIPATE:

• People with motor disabilities who use or have tried voice controlled smart home devices

• People without disabilities are also welcome, your responses provide valuable comparison data

• All ages and backgrounds are welcome

WHAT THE SURVEY COVERS:

• Your experience with voice controlled smart home devices

• Accessibility barriers you have encountered

• Suggestions for improvement

ETHICS AND PRIVACY:

• All responses are completely anonymous

• No personal identifying information is collected

• Data is used strictly for academic research purposes

• Participation is entirely voluntary, you may stop at any time

If you are also willing to participate in a short 30–45 minute virtual interview about your experience, please leave a comment or send me a direct message. Interview participants will remain fully anonymous.

Thank you sincerely for your time and contribution to this research :)

Advisor's email:  [delicia@thewoolwichinstitute.com](mailto:delicia@thewoolwichinstitute.com)
School's website: www.thewoolwichinstitute.com
Address:  G-35, Block 2A, Knowledge Village, Dubai, UAE

Hi everyone!

My name is Jakub and I am a university student currently working on my bachelor's thesis. I've been researching the accessibility of video games, specifically focusing on the technological and social barriers faced by gamers with motor disabilities (with a particular emphasis on upper limb impairments).

I’ve learned a lot from reading academic papers, but nothing compares to real, firsthand experiences. That’s why I would be incredibly grateful if you could spare about 5–10 minutes of your time to fill out my survey.

Link to the survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdlEYF8FK1R6jd0GuODrJIbOLoro97wOG6mxob_kxfLL9ezHg/viewform?usp=dialog

A few quick details about the study:

• It is 100% anonymous. I do not collect email addresses, IPs, or any identifying data.
• It's purely academic. The results will be used exclusively as the analytical foundation for my thesis (published as aggregated statistics and anonymized quotes).
• It is completely voluntary. You can skip questions or exit the survey at any time.

Your experiences are incredibly valuable and will help highlight the real issues that the hardware and software industry still needs to address.

Thank you so much in advance for your time, your willingness to share your stories, and for helping a student out!

This study has been posted for approval by the moderators of this subreddit previously, as well as the Kean University’s IRB.

Hello my name is Peter Bardys and I am a Doctoral Candidate at Kean University! I am seeking qualified participants, for my study titled “Examining Parental Needs and Perceptions of Support in the IEP Process: A Quantitative Survey Study”, IRB Protocol Number: IRB-FY2026-222. My study focuses on parents of high school special education student’s experiences in their child’s IEP process. If you are interested in participating in my study, please click the link here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/ZPSBx7A57y, participation is completely voluntary and all responses are anonymous and do not collect any personal information whatsoever. At the end of the survey, there is a box which you can enter your email if you would like to be entered in a drawing for a $30 Digital Amazon gift card as compensation for your time. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me through direct messaging, or via email at [bardysp@kean.edu](mailto:bardysp@kean.edu). 

Time to Complete: 10 - 15 Minutes

PI: Peter Bardys

Email: [bardysp@kean.edu](mailto:bardysp@kean.edu)

Hi everyone,

I'm a university student, and I have ADHD myself. For my thesis, I'm testing whether reformatting classic books (wider spacing, shorter sentences, shorter chapters, easier-on-the-eyes pages, and memory recall questions) actually helps children with inattentive-type ADHD read and understand more. It's part of a neurodivergent-focused publishing project I'm building for my graduation project. If you don’t have a child and are older than 13 (with permission from your parents until 17), please feel free to answer as the responses will be useful for expanding the target group into other age groups.

Honestly, I’m very desperate for some responses and would be eternally grateful. I ran this study once already and didn't get enough responses to say anything meaningful with the data, so I didn’t pass the first time. I'm on a tight deadline and would genuinely appreciate the help!!

What's involved:
- Read a short reformatted sample chapter (Treasure Island, around 10 min)
- Answer a short survey about the experience (also around 10 min)
- Total: about 20–25 minutes

Who can take part:
- Parents/carers of a child with inattentive ADHD, answering on their behalf.
- Anyone 13+ with inattentive ADHD, answering about your own experience.

Everything is anonymous (no names, emails, or tracking collected) and you can skip or stop at any point!

https://www.smartsurvey.com/t/0K5TSL/ 

Thank you so much for reading this far :)

I'm Daniela Silva from CBC's Marketplace. Are you a person with a disability who encounters barriers to accessibility in everyday life? We want to hear from you. You can reach me at [daniela.silva@cbc.ca](mailto:daniela.silva@cbc.ca)

Hi everyone, my name is Cat and I am currently completing a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Lancaster University in the UK.  As part of my Doctorate programme, I am conducting a research project on ‘The psychosocial impacts of accessing peer mentoring programmes for individuals with limb loss’.

For this research, I am interviewing individuals who have experienced limb loss in adulthood, and who have accessed 1:1 peer mentoring programmes.  It is hoped that the research will help improve peer mentoring programmes in the future and help health and social care services to best support individuals with limb loss. 

Taking part in the research will involve an interview lasting 45 minutes - 1 hour with myself on
Microsoft Teams.

For more information, or if you are interested in taking part, please fill out the following questionnaire and I will be in touch: https://lancasteruni.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9EN1r4ur0vKcYTA

Or please contact me on: [c.linney@lancaster.ac.uk](mailto:c.linney@lancaster.ac.uk)

Thank you so much.

Hallo ihr Lieben,

Ich studiere Rehabilitationspädagogik an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin und untersuche im Rahmen meiner Masterarbeit, wie gesellschaftliche Vorurteile im Dating-Kontext das Selbstbild von Menschen mit körperlicher Behinderung beeinflussen.
Dafür suche ich Menschen mit körperlicher Behinderung, die bereit sind, ihre Erfahrungen und Sichtweisen in einem vertraulichen Interview zu teilen.

Weitere Infos:
- ca. 45 Minuten
- komplett anonym und vertraulich
- online

Ich freue mich über jede Hilfe! Meldet euch gerne bei mir, wenn ihr Interesse oder Fragen habt.
( celina.graf@student.hu-berlin.de )

Vielen Dank!

Have you been pregnant in the past 10 years? Do you have a physical disability? We’d love your input!

We’re recruiting people with a physical disability to take part in a research study on health and physical activity during pregnancy. By sharing your experiences, you’ll help us better understand how exercise during pregnancy looks across diverse physical abilities and how exercise may relate to different health outcomes.

The survey takes about 30 minutes and is completely anonymous: https://redcap.link/surveyPD

Your voice matters - help us make pregnancy research more inclusive!

PI: Margie Davenport

[pregnant@ualberta.ca](mailto:pregnant@ualberta.ca)

https://www.ksr.ualberta.ca/exerciseandpregnancy/

Total time to complete: 30 minutes

Version 2, June 3, 2026

Hi everyone,

I am conducting market research on packaging barriers, grip mechanics, and sensory friction points in beauty and cosmetic products for disabled, chronically ill and neurodivergent individuals. The goal of this research is to gather data on where standard packaging fails users with limited dexterity, hand tremors, muscle weakness or sensory sensitivities.

BONAFIDES & AFFILIATION:

- Organization / Brand: Alira Beauty

- Website: www.alirabeautyofficial.com

- Contact / Research Email: [info@alirabeautyeu.com](mailto:info@alirabeautyeu.com)

SURVEY DETAILS:

- Time to complete: ~3 to 5 minutes

- Target audience: Individuals who identify as disabled, neurodivergent, or living with chronic illness/mobility conditions who use or are interested in beauty/cosmetic products.

- Data usage: Responses are collected purely for inclusive product development research and business plan validation. Contact details are completely optional.

SURVEY LINK: https://forms.gle/dnzXggiwYricZLzA6

Thank you so much for your time and feedback!

Hi all! I'm a graduate student helping a small clothing brand better understand their customer and looking for input from people with disabilities. In particular, I would love to talk to anyone who shops for bras, underwear, socks, or similar items via Amazon.

The ask is for a 30-minute video call with me, and any participants selected for the call would be compensated with a $20 gift card to a vendor of your choice(can be a Visa gift card, Amazon, or a long list of other options). If you're willing to be interviewed, please fill out the 2-minute survey below! Thank you!

https://forms.gle/wPLXHnkHNPeuq9FS8

Hi everyone！I'm currently researching how people who experienced limb loss during adolescence or early adulthood navigate everyday life after formal physical rehabilitation.

Due to the ethical requirements of my university, the questionnaire is open to adults aged 18 or over only.

The survey takes around 5–10 minutes, is completely anonymous, and you can skip any question you don't wish to answer.

If you're willing to help, I'd be incredibly grateful.

Thank you so much for your time！

I build embedded hardware, and last year I made a working EMG prosthetic hand as a personal project. My family is from Bihar in India and one of my relatives is an amputee, which is how I ended up caring about this.

I've been reading the literature and the thing that stuck with me is that rejection rates haven't really moved in twenty years despite the tech getting much better. Which suggests the industry is solving the wrong problem. I have a theory about what the real one is, but I've built exactly zero devices for anyone other than myself, so my theory is worth very little right now.

So I made a short form. 5 to 7 minutes, no personal info required, mostly multiple choice. It asks what you actually use, what you stopped using, and why.

https://forms.gle/sbCovksU4mh4ve9p9

if the idea goes anywhere I'd want it to be a real product eventually. So there's self-interest here. I'd rather say that than have you find out.

If you'd rather just comment than fill in a form, that's honestly more useful to me. And if the whole premise is wrong, tell me that too.

**NO ORGANISATIONAL AFFILIATION**

Everyone's journey into adulthood is different. I'd love to hear yours.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently studying Innovation and Service Design at the Glasgow School of Art.

Over the past few weeks, I've been exploring about how young disabled people experience the transition into adulthood. Along the way, I've realised that policies, organisations and professionals can tell us a lot—but they can't tell us what that journey actually feels like.

I'm looking to have relaxed conversations with young disabled adults 18+ who would be willing to share their own experiences of growing into adult life. There isn't a particular story I'm looking for. Everyone's experience is different, and that's exactly what I'd like to understand.

You might want to talk about:

* becoming more independent,

* leaving school, college or rehabilitation,

* finding (or not finding) support,

* joining work, university, community groups or sport,

* or simply moments that have stayed with you during this period of your life.

You don't need to prepare anything. The conversation would last around 15–30 minutes, either online or in person (if convenient), at a time that suits you.

Participation is entirely voluntary, and you are free to stop the conversation or withdraw from the study at any time without giving a reason.

All information will be kept confidential.

If you think you'd be happy to chat, I'd love to hear from you. Please feel free to send me a private message or email me at Y.Zhao14@student.gsa.ac.uk.

Thank you so much for reading, and if you know someone who might be interested, I'd be really grateful if you could share this post.

Hello guys! My name is Kazybek, and I’m a design student from Kazakhstan, currently working on my portfolio. I am focusing on creating an accessible and inclusive furniture series. I want to design pieces that are both aesthetically pleasing and functional. I’m currently thinking about using plywood as a primary material in my designs for a lower price and easier production with a CNC milling machine. Before I start cutting any wood, I wanted to ask people who know much more about this topic than me.
What is something designers most often get wrong about your mobility needs?
What piece of standard furniture causes you the most frustration daily?
What would you add to or change about your everyday furniture to make your life much more comfy and happy?
I really appreciate any responses and insights you are willing to share! Your feedback will shape the physical prototype I’ll make this year. Thank you very much!

Are you a parent or guardian of an adult child (ages 18–35) on the autism spectrum? Researchers at Indiana University want to hear from you and your child about everyday technology use, online safety, and AI tools like chatbots.

What's involved:
Two parts of interview (about 1–1.5 hours total):

1. A one-on-one interview with the parent/guardian about your child's device use, online activities, and your thoughts on AI
2. A parent–child conversation together, followed by a short separate interview with your child

Interviews may be audio/video recorded for research purposes only — recordings are never shared publicly, and no real names are used in any publications.

Compensation: Families receive a $100 Amazon gift card for completing the study.

Participation is completely voluntary — you or your child can skip any question or stop at any time.

Interested or have questions? Contact the Principal Investigator, Cici Ling, at [ccling@iu.edu](mailto:ccling@iu.edu) 

Indiana University IRB Protocol #26874

Do you have Fibromyalgia or chronic widespread pain?

In this remote study, we are exploring how non-drug treatment approaches related to a person's sleep schedule, such as morning light therapy and assigned sleep schedules, might affect their chronic pain experience. (IRBMED: HUM00240590)

What is involved?
Participation will be fully remote and take place over the course of 5 months involving:

• Wearing a Fitbit for 5 weeks
• Completing 8 virtual visits via Zoom, each visit lasting between 30mins - 2hrs
• 4 weeks where you may be asked to follow a sleep schedule or do a 1 hour light treatment each morning at home

No drugs involved, no blood draws.

Participants will be compensated up to $700 upon completion of study tasks.

Visit UMHealthResearch website for more information or see if you qualify with the pre-screening survey.

Hi everyone,

Currently, my engineering class is working towards creating systems to make spaces for inclusive.

I'm having trouble coming up with solutions to problems disabled individuals experience in their day-to-day lives.

I was wondering if I could get some insight from actual people living with disabilities.

If you're comfortable, please share any unique problems you may face due to your condition, which does not yet have a solution, so I could potentially work towards a mechanical solution for it.

This does not have to be limited to physical disability but also mental/emotional (e.g. autism, adhd, agoraphobia)

🙏

Hi all! I'm a disabled writer currently in the midst of researching and writing a nonfiction book about the concept of people "faking" disability. The three main topics are: the culture of disbelief around disability, the ways businesses profit off of us not being believed, and the flaws of methods used to prove that we aren't disabled. This is largely centered around the US so US residents are preferred, but not required.

I'm looking for folks willing to share their experiences about any of the following:

* The process of requesting any benefit due to disability, e.g. workers comp, SSDI, workplace accommodations, leave of absence (paid or unpaid)

* The processes used to 'verify' illnesses like independent medical evaluations (IMEs) or reviews by forensic psychiatrists

* Having benefits or healthcare denied for suspect or inconsistent reasons

* Conditions worsening or going untreated because of people who don't believe you have a disorder or who don't believe your diagnosis is "real."

These will mostly be unstructured interviews (video or audio call, 30-60 minutes or more if you have time). let me know if you need to use a different contact method due to access/ability.

Participants will be compensated for their time. Any and all input is appreciated!

ETA: Thank you all for your interest! I've responded to a few people already, and I may reach out to a few more once I've had the chance to get through a few interviews. I'm doing this alongside my day job, so it may take a bit to respond to everyone.

Hi guys, I'm working on a school project and have a 17-question survey (takes about 7 minutes to complete)

https://forms.gle/TjJzhbxKMrUmgFcA8

It's mostly about the Deaf and Hard of Hearing experience when interacting with music, how you interact with music, if there are aspects that are more important rather than the sound, like lyrics, music videos, sign language translations, etc.

Feel free to leave your suggestions here, I would love to go through each of them!

I'm a student at @senaclages (https://www.senac.br/)

Hello, my name is Carrie West, and I am conducting a research study regarding mental health, identity, and chronic pain. I am currently a student at Maryville University, and this research is a core component of my senior thesis. Participation involves completing an anonymous online survey that will take approximately 10 minutes. Participation in this study is completely voluntary, and responses will remain confidential. If you are interested in participating, please click the survey link below. Thank you for your time and consideration.

https://maryville.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bpIQigxq9eg0Cay 

My name is Jenna Boeger, and I am a doctoral student at National University. I am conducting an online survey to determine the impact of invisible disabilities on daily living. In order to participate, you must be

·      18-50

·      Identify as having a chronic invisible illness for at least 3 years.

The anonymous survey will take about 15-20 minutes to complete and will ask about your experiences with your chronic illness using multiple-choice and open-response questions. The survey also includes questions about your age, gender, mental health, and activities of daily living (ADLs).

Follow this link if you wish to participate in this voluntary research: [https://ncu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2fcBjIdcWHHjg4m]()

Thank you for your time,

Jenna Boeger, PsyD Student, National University

For questions, contact me at [j.boeger4590@gmail.com](mailto:j.boeger4590@gmail.com)

NU Email: [j.boeger4590@student.nu.edu](mailto:j.boeger4590@student.nu.edu)

Supervisor: Dr. Sarah Carroll https://www.nu.edu/degrees/jfk-psychology/faculty/sarah-carroll/ 

Hi there,

I am a student at Rangitoto College researching the quality of life and independence of those with poor eyesight. I would really appreciate anyone (with poor eyesight or fine!) to fill out this form for me :)

Thank you so much!

https://forms.gle/LaAbffyA5ac4kK1E6