Neurotransmitters Flow in this Autism Mind

"We need to redefine the table itself so that everybody can be represented. It’s not just about sitting at the table; it’s about ensuring that the table reflects the full diversity of the autism community and that our voices are truly heard and valued." - Hari Srinivasan

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Language is not just a means of

Conference

Excerpts from the Foreword, I got to co-write with Dr Temple Grandin.

Many don’t realize they’re being judgmental, but their discomfort with emotional display reveals a bias about what is "normal."

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https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/giving-voice/202409/caught-between-tears-and-stoicism

My Ted X talk titled "Pebbles in the Pond of Change

Hari Srinivasan, shares a powerful message about the power of small actions in creating ever-widening ripples in the pond of change. Drawing from personal experiences and the legacy of disability rights leaders, he redefines progress as a journey that starts with simple, accessible steps. His inspiring message encourages everyone to identify and act on their own "small pebbles" to drive societal transformation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e87-3xydg58

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/giving-voice/202410/how-reasonable-are-reasonable-accommodations-at-work

As we honor(ed) National Disability Employment Awareness Month in October , let’s not only recognize the strengths of neurodivergent individuals but also dismantle the systemic barriers that hinder the participation of all disabled individuals in the workforce to create truly inclusive workplaces that celebrate diversity in all its forms

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/giving-voice/202410/how-reasonable-are-reasonable-accommodations-at-work

The Americans with Disabilities Act requires individuals to file lawsuits to compel compliance, which can turn the pursuit of accommodations into a costly, time-consuming, and emotionally draining legal battle.

"It is essential to integrate doses of well-being into the daily structures and routines of all autistics across the spectrum. This could involve incorporating elements that evoke awe and empathy, creating opportunities for positive social interactions that are inclusive and accessible." - Hari Srinivasan

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Having a disability provides me with a unique perspective that emphasizes the importance of designing solutions that cater to the most marginalized members of society.

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