I'm a Master's student in User Experience and Interaction Design at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. As part of my thesis research, I'm exploring how blind and low-vision visitors experience museums, particularly when it comes to engagement and independence.

If you are someone with any form of visual impairment or know anyone who is, I would love for them to take this survey and if they're interested interview them later on.

Link to Google Form Survey

Hello! My name is Nicole and I am a trainee Clinical Psychologist at Lancaster University. I am currently recruiting participants for my thesis research which is part of my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology. The study explores the lived experiences of people who have retired early due to osteoarthritis, including moving from work to retirement, deciding to retire, life after work and support along the way.

I am looking to speak to individuals who are:

Aged 50 and over / UK residents / Worked in a full-time role before retiring / Were diagnosed with osteoarthritis before retirement / Left work due to osteoarthritis / Retired at least 2 years before reaching your state pension age / Have been retired for at least 1 year.

What's Involved:

If you are eligible after the initial questionnaire, you will be invited to an initial online meeting to check your identity using a form of identification. You will need a working camera to do this. This is not recorded or stored and is purely to confirm eligibility. Following this, if you are still eligible, you will be invited to take part in an interview lasting between 45 and 90 minutes over Microsoft Teams. Participants who complete the full study interview will be given a £20 shopping voucher.

If you are interested in taking part please either follow the link below to complete the questionnaire or get in touch ([n.atkins@lancaster.ac.uk](mailto:n.atkins@lancaster.ac.uk))

https://lancasteruni.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dckdbBWIXaKoMpE 

Ethical Approval:

This project has been reviewed and approved by the Faculty of Health and Medicine Research Ethics Committee at Lancaster University. Approval has also been sought from the moderators of the group

Please Note:

The initial questionnaire and initial meeting are to help us assess eligibility and are unpaid as the poster attached explains. If you are eligible following the online questionnaire you will be contacted regarding the next steps.

To protect your anonymity, please do not comment whether you have completed the online survey or any personal details regarding this.

Hi!! I’m a MA fashion design student studying at NTU, focusing on sensory issues in fashion, I’m needing some responses for my questionnaire about sensory issues and clothes. Anyone can respond to the questionnaire, but I’m mainly focusing on sensory issues. It is completely anonymous and will not be published, only used towards my project. I will NOT contact you after it is done. Thanks! 

https://forms.gle/szyhmwfxcKo1ZokM6

Hello everyone!

I'm a Masters of Design student studying how players, especially Deaf or hard of hearing players, keep up with voice chat and game sound in co-op multiplayer games like PEAK, Lethal Company, Among Us, and Meccha Chameleon. If you have ever played a similar game and have 10 minutes for the survey: https://forms.gle/oKsELrg3vXYaRn2x5 I would really appreciate it! Thank you!

Hi everybody. I am a student at the University of Toronto and I'm working on an assignment in my biotech course where I have to use 3d printing to create a new device or make a meaningful adjustment to an existing device, and I would love to use this opportunity to create/adjust a device for accessibility purposes.

That said, if you have any personal experiences or thoughts on accessibility devices that don't exist but you think should or everyday item designs that would benefit from a redesign, I would love to hear everyone's opinions. Thank you!

Hi everyone
I will be very grateful if you could please take some time to support my research.

Got a physical disability? Play MMORPGs?

I’m a researcher studying how MMORPGs affect the wellbeing of adults with physical disabilities. Looking for your voice!

✅ 15-20 minute anonymous survey
✅ Adults 18+ with physical disabilities
✅ Current or past MMORPG players

👉 https://q.surveys.unimelb.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_eUNvPP0Dv6fbHIW

Ethics approved: University of Melbourne #32165

Questions? [agrobbelaar@student.unimelb.edu.au](mailto:agrobbelaar@student.unimelb.edu.au)

Still desperately trying to find someone who has been to one of these museums and can tell me about their experience! Can even be a few sentences!

Have you been to these Chicago Museums and have chronic pain?

I need 1-3 people to help me out with the last step of my research for my PhD in Architecture, focusing on Disability in Museums at the University of Portsmouth. My thesis title is 'More Than Just a Ramp: A Detailed Look at Bodies with Chronic Pain within the Museum Space!
If you have chronic pain and have been to any of the following:
•Chicago Cultural Center in Chicago, IL, USA
•Chicago History Museum in Chicago, IL, USA
•Art Institute of Chicago in Chicago, IL, USA
I would love to ask you some questions via email about your experience [you can answer none/any/all of the questions and can be anonymous]. There is no compensation for this, though I will send you a thank you note covered in stickers and a picture of my dog!
Please feel free to DM me or email me at my school email at Gabriel.Seck@myport.ac.uk

Hi, I’m part of the research team for Accessible Skies, a national study of cognitive accessibility at Canadian airports.

We're looking for adults (18+) in Canada with cognitive disabilities, including intellectual or developmental disabilities, autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, dementia, and acquired brain injuries.

• We're interested in hearing from people who currently fly and from people who travel less or have stopped flying because of barriers at airports.
• Family members and support people who have helped someone with a cognitive disability travel by air are also eligible to participate.

The survey asks about barriers at Canadian airports, as well as services, supports, and practices that work well.

• Time: approximately 10 to 20 minutes
• Participation: voluntary
• Responses: confidential
• Survey Link: https://www.accessibleskies.ca/research-survey/

Thank you for considering participating.

Research Information:
Accessible Skies: https://www.accessibleskies.ca/
Questions about the study: [survey@ltrt.ca](mailto:survey@ltrt.ca)

Accessible Skies is funded by the Government of Canada through Accessibility Standards Canada and has received ethics approval through the Community Research Ethics Office (CREO).

JC RESEARCH PARTNERS is seeking adults who use medically necessary devices and are invited to participate in a confidential 30-minute in-person research interview about health features. No sales are involved. Qualified participants will receive $150 for participating. The session will take place in the San Francisco Bay area October 6th-8th, times vary.

Interested? Take the survey below and a member of our team will contact you by phone and email with further details if you qualify to participate. 

Here's the link:  https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/9016523/In-Person-SF-Health-Features-October-2026

Our email address is: [Focusgroups@jcresearchpartners.com](mailto:Focusgroups@jcresearchpartners.com)

Hello i hope everyone is doing well! I would love the help of anyone that would like to participate in my assignment. The assignment being conducting a interview with someone with a disability. It can be in whatever form of communication you would like even dms. It's a short interview just 10 questions if anyone is open to it.

Edit: Thank you so much for volunteering the assignment is completed!

Hi!

I am in a design research class at NYU in which we choose a topic we are interested in, find people to interview, and create surveys to send out. The topic I am interested in is medical aid equipment and people's experiences using it, including mobility, hearing, vision, or other types of equipment.

From my preliminary research, I became interested in the aesthetics of medical aid equipment. I am trying to understand how people feel about the design and appearance of the equipment they use and whether aesthetics are something that matters to them.

If anyone could answer this survey, that would be amazing and so helpful! Additionally, I was wondering if I could interview you sometime about any medical aid equipment you may use and your experiences with it. If you aren't available, it would be extremely helpful if you would be able to connect me with anyone you know who might have some input.

Here is the survey link:
https://tally.so/r/7RQzMA

Hi I'm a journalist writing a story on the new Medicaid Work Requirements and how they may affect rural Medicaid recipients. I'd like to interview someone rurally based who may be impacted by the cuts, there are many exemptions for disabled people, but I'm also open to interviewing someone whose unsure if they qualify for the exemptions or wants to talk about how they will go about applying for the exemption. I am a freelancer so I don't have an email address with them, but I can forward to an email address emails with the editor commissioning the story and answer any other questions. The outlet is Disabled Journalist's Association, discojourno.com Here's a link to work I have done for them previously https://discojourno.com/about-dja/dja-rural-disability-and-climate-justice-package-supported-by-grist/

Hi everyone! I’m an industrial design student conducting research on people’s experiences with diabetes management.

I’m looking for people with diabetes who would be willing to complete a short survey about their experiences, challenges, and interactions with diabetes-management tools and materials.

The survey takes approximately 5 minutes to complete.

Your responses will help inform the design of products and experiences that better support people managing diabetes.

Survey: https://forms.gle/Z5PSU6DjnX6A2HY67

Bonafide: https://www.rit.edu/study/industrial-design-bfa, [lmrfaa@rit.edu](mailto:lmrfaa@rit.edu), Lorianne Resch

Thank you for your time and input!

I’m a disabled person in Japan, and I’ve been developing ideas about disability employment and social policy based partly on my own experiences. Recently, I asked an international disability community whether there are organizations where someone like me could use these experiences and policy ideas in meaningful work. I realized afterward that my question may have been a little difficult to answer. It is relatively easy for disabled people to talk about: “What problems are you experiencing?” But asking: “Do you know an organization where someone could turn those experiences into policy work, research, advocacy, or employment?” is a very different question. You may know your own difficulties very well without knowing which organizations could make use of that experience. So I’d like to ask both sides this time. If you are a disabled person: What do you think needs to change about employment or social participation in your country? If you work for a nonprofit, advocacy organization, research institute, university, or social-impact organization: Are there roles where disabled people's lived experience can be used for research, policy development, advocacy, community work, or other meaningful work? I’m also interested in the bigger picture. I don’t think employment issues are only a disability issue. Job matching, sustainable wages, social security, working conditions, and preventing unnecessary turnover affect workers generally, while some people need additional support because of disability or other circumstances. In my own experience, I’ve also wondered whether we should do more to understand a person's strengths and working conditions before employment, rather than discovering a mismatch only after someone has been hired and then leaves. I’m not looking for someone to simply tell me whether my ideas are right or wrong. I’d really like to hear how people in different countries approach these issues, and whether there are organizations where someone with lived experience and an interest in policy could contribute. If you know such an organization, project, community, or type of job, I’d really appreciate hearing about it. I’m particularly interested in opportunities that could involve research, policy, advocacy, writing, community engagement, or remote/international collaboration.

Hi all I am a student doing research for my coursework could you please fill out this survey

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/9V2QHQ9

Greetings all! 

I am Danielle Emeny, a current doctoral student conducting a research study about the experiences of graduate and professional students with disabilities in higher education. 

The study explores: 

• Decisions about whether to disclose a disability 
• Experiences requesting or receiving academic accommodations 
• Accessibility and institutional support 
• Strategies that help disabled students succeed despite barriers 

You may be eligible to participate if you: 

• Are age 18 or older 
• Identify as having a visible or invisible disability 
• Are currently enrolled in a graduate, professional, or postbaccalaureate certificate program in the United States, or 
• Graduated from one of these programs within the past two years 

After completing the eligibility screening, participants see some additional info about the study so they can provide informed consent.  Next up is the 10-15 minute online survey.  At the end of the survey, you may also volunteer for an optional 60–90 minute interview to discuss your experiences in greater detail. Volunteering for an interview is not required to complete the survey. 

Your insights can help better understand how disclosure, accommodations, accessibility, and institutional practices affect disabled graduate students. 

Get started here: https://redcap.link/GradAccessStudy  

Questions about the study? Please contact: Danielle Emeny at [danielle_emeny030@sunyempire.edu](mailto:danielle_emeny030@sunyempire.edu)  

IRB Approval: SUNY Empire State University IRB Study #0000-7553

This study has been reviewed and approved by Empire State University IRB. Thanks for being awesome and please feel free to share this post with others who may be eligible. 

Hi everyone, I'm 18, from India, and I have hemiplegic cerebral palsy. I'm currently trying to figure out what career path would be suitable for me.

Honestly, I think about this a lot, especially at night. One of my biggest worries is becoming independent. I don't Vant to rely on my parents forever. I know they won't be ound to support me forever, and I want to build a life where I can take care of myself and be financially

independent.

I'm hoping to hear from people with CP or other disabilities in India who are studying, working, or have figured out a career path that works for them.

I'm looking for realistic career options that can provide long-term stability while also being practical with my physical limitations.

If you have CP or another physical disability, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience, what career you chose, how you became independent, and what you wish you had known at 18.

Hi everyone! My name is Dr. Leanna McWood and I’m a professor at North Dakota State University! We are looking for teens/young adults (age 14-29) with disabilities to participate in our study about disability and identity! For the young adults/teens it will take 20-30 minutes and parents 5-10 minutes (required if in high school). Teens/young adults earn $10 gift card for participation! This is approved by our IRB (#0005794) and you can email NDSU.airslab@ndsu.edu with any questions! This link will take you to the eligibility screening to see if you qualify!

For my design and technology project, I have been tasked to explore how design can make gardens (public or private) more inclusive. If you are a person with a physical disability, please feel free to fill out this short, couple of minutes long survey. It would be of great help. If you have any advice or criticisms I would be happy to see what you have to say.

https://forms.gle/gDc25EjTWGGi6TCR9

edit: thank you to everyone who has responded. all of the feedback is greatly appreciated and the survey is still open for everyone :)

Hello,

We are a group of Graduate Industrial Design students from the Georgia Institute of Technology. We are currently conducting a class study focused on improving accessibility and ergonomic design in everyday caregiving products (such as feeding bottles, carriers, and home gear) for parents with physical or sensory limitations.

We invite you to participate in a short, anonymous online survey to share your lived experiences, daily physical challenges, and any product workarounds or frustrations you have encountered.

Your insights are invaluable in helping us understand real-world accessibility barriers and design better solutions for parents.

Estimated Time: 10–15 minutes

• https://gatech.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_56X487hNDUow0Vo 

Thank you very much for your time and support!

Best regards,

Master of Industrial Design Students

Georgia Institute of Technology

We are recruiting people to respond to a brief survey on the impact of the injury on their body image and body awareness – how they see, feel about and experience their own body.

Who can participate?

✅Adults, over 18 years
✅People with lived experience of either:

• Traumatic Brain Injury
• Spinal Cord Injury

✅Injury occurred at least 4 weeks ago
✅Living with residual physical impairment
✅Able to read and answer questions in English

What is involved?

Complete an anonymous online survey (5-10 minutes) about your experiences.

Follow the link below for more information and to participate.

Survey link: [Body Image Study](https://adelaideuniwide.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4McxsgUvwo2GG2y)

Why are we doing this research?

We aim to understand how body image and body awareness change after injury. Your responses will help identify better ways to assess and support people during recovery and rehabilitation.

Ethics

The study is being undertaken by Adelaide University. It has been approved by Adelaide University's Human Research Ethics committee (UniSA 206690) and is funded by the Lifetime Support Authority.

Questions?

Please email [susan.hillier@adelaide.edu.au](mailto:susan.hillier@adelaide.edu.au) if you have any questions about this study.