Excerpts from the Foreword, I got to co-write with Dr Temple Grandin.
I got invited to join Sigma Xi - the scientific honor society
unexpected but super nice. Thank you for the nomination and invitation. Excited to keep building rigorous, accessible science on multisensory processing & peripersonal space in autism with my mentors and team. I’m looking forward to learning from the Sigma Xi community and contributing to conversations about rigorous, accessible science.
My TedX talk
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.
Symposium for Community Engagement across Engr & Neuroscience
Will be presenting my poster here on Thu
Autistic Inertia
I have a new article out in APS Observer
Brilliant and helpful article by Hari Srinivasan, an academic researcher and expert by experience. Thank you for broadening our knowledge, Hari!!
Highly informative article, Hari. I wish I had encountered this as a resource many years ago. Thank you for publishing it.
The fear of retaliation or further marginalization discourages many autistics from seeking the accommodations they desperately need.
"There’s a danger in misunderstanding and misrepresenting the autistic community, with interventions possibly imposing neurotypical standards of happiness that feel inauthentic or unrelatable. We must ensure that positive psychology reflects the true diversity of autistic experiences and does not oversimplify our needs." - Hari Srinivasan
Read on... https://www.liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/aut.2024.38246.pw
New Paper Alert - Anxiety in Autism
https://www.liebertpub.com/doi/10.1177/25739581251366856
Beyond Common Reassurances of "Its OK" - The Reality of Anxiety in Autism
"For many autistics, anxiety isn’t just an occasional system alert—it’s a back-
ground process running at max capacity, constantly consuming resources, leading to overheating, and at times, triggering a full system shutdown (meltdown)... Instead of expecting autistics alone to constantly overclock their processing power just to function, we need a fundamental shift in the
base model’s architecture itself."
This article really resonated with me — it captures Autistic anxiety authentically, holistically, and compassionately. I’d highly recommend reading it (if you have access to Autism in Adulthood).
It underlines why schools so often generate anxiety for Autistic children: they function as an intensified microcosm of society, inherently anxiety-evoking in their structures and demands.
ground process running at max capacity, constantly consuming resources, leading to overheating, and at times, triggering a full system shutdown (meltdown)... Instead of expecting autistics alone to constantly overclock their processing power just to function, we need a fundamental shift in the
base model’s architecture itself."
This article really resonated with me — it captures Autistic anxiety authentically, holistically, and compassionately. I’d highly recommend reading it (if you have access to Autism in Adulthood).
It underlines why schools so often generate anxiety for Autistic children: they function as an intensified microcosm of society, inherently anxiety-evoking in their structures and demands.
Languages carry with them differing ways of conceptualizing ideas, emotions, and social interactions
Read Full Article at unesco.org...
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