At Together for Neurodiversity, we believe in embracing neurodivergent identities, celebrating the uniqueness of autistic individuals rather than trying to "fit" them into a mould. The jigsaw puzzle

If you've ever noticed an autistic person seeming “more autistic” in front of you than in other settings, consider it a compliment. It's a sign of trust. High

In recent years, there has been a significant push for autism awareness. While raising awareness is important, it often stops short of addressing the deeper issue: the urgent

Autism has long been thought of as more common in boys, but new research is challenging this narrative. In this post, we'll explore the gender differences in autism,

Being autistic is not something to hide or change—it's an integral part of who you are. Embracing your autistic identity means recognising your strengths, understanding your needs, and

Autistic people are talented, creative, and innovative individuals who have made incredible contributions to the world. From groundbreaking scientists to award-winning actors, autistic role models show us that

We are absolutely thrilled to share some wonderful news — Together for Neurodiversity has received generous support from The National Lottery, and we couldn't be more grateful!This funding will