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Testing Co-Production in Practice: Reflections from Our Beta Workshops
Originally published via Wakefield Recovery College on November 7, 2025
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Shared Voices, Shared Power: Reflections on a Co-Production Workshop
Originally published via Wakefield Recovery College on July 4, 2025
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Paths of Plasticity: Cultivating Change in the Brain
Originally published via Wix on June 19, 2025
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IndTalks©
IndTalks© is a science communication blog dedicated to making science accessible and engaging for all. I'm early on in my design journey but I believe I sit at the intersect of art and science; my aim is to make science accessible and engaging through graphic design and illustration! I am also a volunteer for my local NHS Recovery College, and I am passionate about research.
What People Say
“India is an absolute gem! She’s really committed to her volunteering and often brings innovation and a fresh perspective on the work we do together at the Wakefield Recovery and Wellbeing College, as well as the communications we create. Her work on the co-produced research course has been extensive and she’s always first to offer a new twist on how we look at things to ensure everything is accessible and engaging. She’s gone above and beyond working on projects outside of her typical volunteering role, supporting cancer screening campaigns and youth engagement projects, working to bring people our monthly newsletter and working well in partnership with lots of different stakeholders from various backgrounds. Her confidence has grown hugely since she’s been a part of the team and we can’t wait to see what she does next!”
“India has been integral to our work at Wakefield Recovery College; she got stuck right in as soon as she joined us and has really helped us by taking on a huge chunk of our digital output whilst our team has been through a period of severe staffing shortages. The work India has done for us has allowed us to continue our service supporting the people in Wakefield and beyond. Seeing her interest in research and creative practice become something tangible and exciting has been wonderful and her website perfectly illustrates how she can use creativity to make science and research accessible and easily digestible. India is definitely one to watch!”
“India is insightful, inspiring, and impossible to ignore, she goes above and beyond. Her volunteer work with the Recovery College has strengthened our message, our impact, and our confidence in what we do. Watching her continue to grow is a privilege, and I can’t wait to see where her journey goes next.”