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The Everyday Decisions Project was funded by the British Academy. The Supported Will-Making follow-up study and the CLARiTY Project were funded by the University of Birmingham ESRC Impact Acceleration Account. Ongoing research is funded by the Leverhulme Trust through a Philip Leverhulme Prize. The Co-Producing Accessible Legal Information Project is funded by the University of Birmingham. The research team are based in Birmingham Law School, at the University of Birmingham.

	In the CLARiTY Project and the Everyday Decisions Project we found out that disabled people need more accessible information about law.
	We want to make some accessible legal information using a Co-Production research group.
	The Co-Production group will have some disabled people and some lawyers in it.
	We want some people with learning disabilities to take part.
	If you want to take part, please get in touch with us: By Phone: 0121 414 4960 By Email: r.j.harding@bham.ac.uk