Authenticity in the classroom: The impact of supporting Autistic leadership
Autistic scholars like Bek Carter are transforming higher education through authentic leadership, inclusive teaching, and neurodiversity-affirming practices.
At school and in danger: Why we need to end the bullying of Autistic students and how we can do it
Autistic students are not safe in Australian schools. A new submission to the Australian government calls for urgent, evidence-based action to end this crisis.
PhD candidate Clare Kermond
Clare came to autism research from a background as a journalist, reporting and editing articles that addressed discrimination and the challenges of students with disability in school settings. She also has a number of close personal connections with Autism.
Reclaiming your energy: Strategies for combating work-related fatigue
Practical tips for neurodiverse employees to combat work-related fatigue.
Sensory-friendly learning: Strategies for inclusive classrooms
A classroom scene showcasing a table cluttered with diverse learning materials and supplies for students
Autistic teens transitioning from high school
For Autistic young people, finding the right path after high school can feel overwhelming. If university isn’t the best fit, what are the other options?
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Guiding change: Serbian autism guidelines highlight importance of employment support
Evidence-based research is guiding Serbia’s national autism screening guidelines, emphasising the need for specialised transition planning to improve employment outcomes for Autistic adults.
Can the use of ICT support the learning of Autistic children?
Tablets and ICT tools can boost learning for Autistic children by improving engagement and communication. However, it's important to balance these benefits with the risks of distraction and reduced social interaction. Discover how technology can support their education.
Positive Outcomes for Autistic Employees at DHHS
The Rise@DHHS project improved employment opportunities for Autistic individuals through tailored support, professional development, and an inclusive workplace culture. Read the final report.
Changing the Global Mindset on Autism and Employment
Specialisterne Denmark’s founder Thorkil Sonne gives a personal account of his journey
