I am Sam Nash (she/her), a neurodivergent researcher based in New York. I consult on public space and curricular projects related to accessibility, with particular attention to nonvisible disabilities, neurodivergence, and intersectional inclusion. Across projects with schools, universities, architecture firms, and public agencies, I use interdisciplinary research to lead discussions about disability. I also maintain an independent research practice, which has been funded by Barnard College, the University of Cincinnati, and the University of Michigan, among others. I have presented at conferences across the US and UK. I hold a B.A. with honors from Brown University and a graduate degree from Columbia University, where I studied disability narratives across K–12 and medical school contexts.
Familiar with and often operating on crip time -- glad to hear from disabled and marginalized people
In Search of Lost Stims workshop, Chicago 2026