Scarlet Clark

Consultant

Scarlet Clark is an interdisciplinary researcher and consultant. She is completing her PhD at the University of Southampton as a Leverhulme Doctoral Scholar, where her research explores law and literature alongside environmental justice.

Drawing on both professional and lived experience, Scarlet works with organisations to develop more inclusive approaches that value diverse ways of thinking and participation.

Scarlet has previously held inclusion roles in universities, tutored English to students outside of mainstream education, and worked in literacy and behaviour support roles within specialist provision schools. Recent consultancy projects include advising the charity Autistica’s Insight Group for autism research; providing diversity and inclusion consultancy to the LEGO Foundation’s Play for All Accelerator programme; advising Pearson on inclusion and working as part of the team supporting the LEGO Group’s development of inclusive workplace standards.

More recently, Scarlet has co-authored the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists’ guidance on autism, contributing to the development on neuro-affirmative standards of practice. The guidance was subsequently shortlisted for an RCSLT award, recognising its contribution to inclusive practice.