Axiology Clinic is a place for work that lives at the intersection of community knowledge, evidence, and creative research. We study how value moves, between people, systems, and ideas; and what becomes possible when we treat relationship, accountability, and meaning-making as method.
Our practice weaves three modes of inquiry: community-based work, evidence synthesis, and research-creation. Together they help us sit with complex questions about care, access, harm, and possibility.
These modes are held within a broader framework shaped by axiology, principles of Disability Justice, and the lived realities of healthcare structures, systems, and institutions. Each layer helps us understand how knowledge is formed, how it circulates, and how life is valued.
We work slowly, relationally, and with respect and attention to grounding and vitality.
If you’d like to see how these commitments take shape, you can read more on our About page.