Morrigan Hunter (MA, MSW) is a community research liaison at the University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD). Much of faer work at the UCEDD involves sexual health promotion for the disability community through the Friendships and Dating and Sexuality for All Abilities programs. 



Outside of the UCEDD Morrigan also collaborates with other researchers and organizations in order to promote sexual health education and support for survivors of abuse in the disability community.



Morrigan's work is informed both by faer lived experience as a queer disabled person and by faer connections with others in the disability community. Fae strives to center disability justice, reproductive justice, trauma informed care, the neurodiversity paradigm, and reframing pleasure as an essential form of violence prevention in faer work. Faer research interests include reproductive healthcare access, sexuality education, survivor support, and disabled experiences of sexuality.