NeuroClastic

So it’s the first of April and right now the last thing on people’s minds is autism awareness. But that really needs to change, since now during this pandemic we need people to be aware of the needs of disabled and neurodivergent people more than ever.

It’s simply a fact that people in the autistic community are far more vulnerable to communicable diseases and are going to have a far harder time coping with lockdowns and restrictions than the average individual. Knowing what they need right now is more important than ever before. read more

Neurodivergent children deal with a lot of anxiety. In times of rationing, this book is to help children understand some resources never run out.

Neura offers practical, actionable tips for making your events and spaces more accessible and inclusive for people with disabilities.

This was when I realised that the narrative needed to change and noticed that other autistic advocates online felt the same way I did: we didn’t need more awareness, we needed acceptance.

The global pandemic of COVID-19 has put all of us in a place where we have to face the truth of ableism and placing humanity in a hierarchy.

It’s not uncommon for a whole group of reasonable, otherwise “good” people to decide collectively that an innocent person is a threat. Here’s how.