Dive into a collection of articles that amplify neurodivergent voices, support a more thorough understanding of neurodiversity, and challenge common misconceptions.

Designing a brand that celebrates neurodiversity
Thomas Barnett Thomas Barnett

Designing a brand that celebrates neurodiversity

Graphic designer and brand consultant Thomas Barnett takes us behind the scenes of the NdC brand, exploring how graphic design should go beyond accessibility to actively celebrate neurodiversity.

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Autistic Joy
Cos Michael Cos Michael

Autistic Joy

The are many terms used to describe the various experiences of being autistic and recently, I’ve been hearing the term, ‘autistic joy.’ Sometimes I struggle to understand whether phrases like this are the title of a researched phenomenon or are being used colloquially, to describe a general state.

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Embracing Autistic Children’s Monotropic Flow States
Helen Edgar Helen Edgar

Embracing Autistic Children’s Monotropic Flow States

Autistic and ADHD people are more likely to be monotropic than the rest of the population. This means they focus more energy and resources on fewer interests/tasks/ sensory input at any one time compared to non-autistic polytropic people.

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