DARN

Disability Advocacy and Research Network

A community for disabled psychology scholars and allies.

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The DARN logo is a person proudly waving a flag with their fist upraised. They have pink hair, brown skin, a yellow sweater, green shorts, and a blue prosthetic leg, each representing a color in the flag. The flag is black with a Psi symbol containing five colors, which represent a variety of needs and experiences: Mental Illness, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Invisible and Undiagnosed Disabilities, Physical Disabilities, and Sensory Disabilities.

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Quarterly DARN meetings

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Launching DARN subgroups

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Networking event at Midwestern Psychological Association

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DARN at SPSP 2023

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8 Tips From Disability Research for Getting Things Done

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A smaller version of the DARN logo that shows the Psi symbol on a purple circle with 5 colors representing a variety of needs and experiences: Mental Illness, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Invisible and Undiagnosed Disabilities, Physical Disabilities, and Sensory Disabilities.

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