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  • ‘About Me’: a downloadable template for your child’s new teacher

    ‘About Me’: a downloadable template for your child’s new teacher

    • Blogs Downloadable resources News
    • January 31, 2023

    It is the RA team’s greatest hope that all Autistic children feel safe, understood and supported at school, so we have created this downloadable template – an ‘About Me’ you can fill in using our sample responses and give to your child’s new teachers. 

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  • Neurodivergent and under duress: an Autistic experience of medical consent

    Neurodivergent and under duress: an Autistic experience of medical consent

    • Blogs News
    • December 16, 2022

    In this important personal account, Autistic cancer survivor Brenton Gray, highlights the problem of medical consent obtained in a healthcare system built by neurotypicals, for neurotypicals. “The fawn response is heavily programmed into a lot of Autistic people from a very early age,” he writes. “I never formed emotional boundaries, so much as a picket fence made of toothpicks. I’ve become a people-pleaser; learnt to say, “Yes” when instead I mean, “Whatever you want to hear. Now piss off!”.

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  • What makes Autistic women thrive in their career? Not quite fitting in.

    What makes Autistic women thrive in their career? Not quite fitting in.

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    • December 02, 2022

    In this guest blog by Autistic researcher, Annette Eriksen, she shares with us her experience growing up and entering the workforce, and tackles the greater question of what makes Autistic women, not just survive, but thrive in their career.

    She writes of her hopes for her research to pave the way for more Autistic women to be able to work in a way that makes them, “thrive, contribute, and feel supported and able to be open about their Autism without fear of losing family, friends and work opportunities.”

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  • Kissing the air at Aunty’s: On being an Autistic migrant woman

    Kissing the air at Aunty’s: On being an Autistic migrant woman

    • Blogs
    • November 11, 2022

    With society’s understanding of Autism so focussed on white, middle class Autistic boys, many Autistic people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds miss out on getting formal identification and access to services.

    In this illuminating blog, Autistic advocate and migrant, Helen Said, shares the challenges of her upbringing as an undiagnosed Autistic, migrant girl and how she is working to instigate change for CALD Autistic adults.

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  • Guidelines for selecting a neurodiversity-affirming mental healthcare provider

    Guidelines for selecting a neurodiversity-affirming mental healthcare provider

    • Tip sheets & infographics
    • September 08, 2022

    Today is R U OK? Day, a special day for checking in on the mental health of others. But it can be hard to ask this question and offer support if you, yourself are struggling. So for all of those who do want to show concern for others without taking on their mental health concerns, we created these downloadable guidelines for you to share on how to select a neuro-affirming healthcare provider. Because sometimes even asking R U OK? can be beyond our capacity, and that is OK too.

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  • Establishing workplace adjustments: How I learned to advocate for my Autistic needs

    Establishing workplace adjustments: How I learned to advocate for my Autistic needs

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    • July 06, 2022

    Have you ever wondered how to articulate your needs at work? In this enlightening guest blog, Autistic Lawyer, Justine Field shares how she learned to advocate for her rights in a workplace environment full of practices, processes and attitudes that are shaped to fit the needs of neurotypical people.

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  • Transitioning to Tertiary Education: top tips from Autistic students and advocates

    Transitioning to Tertiary Education: top tips from Autistic students and advocates

    • Tip sheets & infographics
    • March 25, 2022

    In this tip sheet, Autistic advocates and university students Medha Gupta and Shadia Hancock provide their top tips for Autistic students wanting to make a smooth and successful transition to tertiary education.

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  • Amplified, Episode 12: JayJay Mudridge

    Amplified, Episode 12: JayJay Mudridge

    • Podcasts
    • March 14, 2022

    In the twelfth episode Ginny Grant interviews American Autistic advocate JayJay Mudridge. 

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  • Amplified, Episode 11: Shadia Hancock

    Amplified, Episode 11: Shadia Hancock

    • Podcasts
    • March 07, 2022

    In the eleventh episode Ginny Grant interviews Shadia Hancock, a young Autistic advocate, on their advocacy work and navigating tertiary studies as an Autistic speech pathology student.

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