Are you a self-employed or freelance disabled creative? Check out our toolkit on Self employment and work as a disabled creative featuring guides from UNLIMITED , Shape and Sonia Boué. disabilityarts.online/resources/guid…

Thank you for this beautifully filmed interview Revell Dixon, it’s a joy to work with you!

Great review of Kaleidoscopic Realms Nottingham Castle by Mark Sheerin for DisabilityArtsOnline. Work by Michelle Roberts and Siddharth Gadiyar are included in the exhibition open till November. Co curated by Jennifer Gilbert and Christopher Samuel. disabilityarts.online/magazine/revie…

🖼️ Gill Crawshaw highlights some of the artworks featured in a major new exhibition, Towards New Worlds at Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art. disabilityarts.online/magazine/revie…

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Just catching up with brilliant DrKateFox new poetry collection Bigger on the Inside. Just perfect and extraordinarily readable. Congratulations Kate ♾️🌈🧠#Neurodiversity A wonderful antidote to recent events x

"Reacting, Retreating, Regulating, and Reconnecting: How Autistic Adults in the United Kingdom Use Time Alone for Well-Being" is now open access. It is based on the qualitative findings from my PhD - I hope you enjoy it! liebertpub.com/doi/full/10.10… Dr Felicity Sedgewick UWE Public Health

I’m very excited to be discussing “relaxed”/neurodivergent-friendly performances and screenings with Samira Ahmed this evening on BBC Front Row BBC Radio 4 from 19:15. Very grateful to be given this platform to discuss this vital subject.

I am gutted. Sincere condolences to his family. Steve was such a dear, salty, generous friend. Losing him is a blow, and I know many of you feel the same way.

Terribly sad news RIP Steve Silberman the wonderful journalist and writer of Neurotribes - a seminal rewriting of autism history which helped put the neurodiversity movement on the map. #SteveSilberman #neurotribes

My heart is so heavy to learn of Steve’s passing. This man was a true mensch and a beautiful soul. Our ND communities have been forever uplifted by his scholarship and his words. RIP dear Steve Silberman you changed the world #Neurodiversity

This is sad news indeed. It’s not often the work of an individual completely changes the terrain, the narrative, on any social or anthropological issue, but Steve Silberman’s has. He was an intelligent, insightful, incisive and creative thinker. I salute and mourn his passing.

WORKSHOP | Thompson Hall from ActionSpace is running a wonderful workshop for people to share what’s on their mind / whatever it is that day. It’s at Nottingham Castle Saturday 14 September from 11-1. We look forward to seeing you there, book your space: eventbrite.co.uk/e/whats-on-you…

ONLINE EXHIBITION | Today marks a year since Terence Wilde set up the collective ‘Amid the Silent Flowers’ in #London. To mark the occasion we have created an online exhibition showcasing new work, an essay & a short film about the importance of stitch: jenniferlaurengallery.com/amid-the-silen…

You can now order our coproduced book on Amazon and soon orders will open at Routledge webpage too

In memory of Steve Silberman, we are sharing free recordings of our two online events with him until the end of October. If you would like to watch them, you can find them on our website. Scroll down the page to AutAngel News and Updates. autangel.org.uk

In NeuroTribes, @SteveSilberman showed "how autistic people have always been part of the warp and woof of humanity. He emphasized that being autistic isn’t an existence of relentless deficits but one of mixed strengths and needs, as it is for all humans." thetransmitter.org/spectrum/the-l…

Thank you John Hansard Gallery for a wonderful preview night and DASH Heather Peak for our in conversation, also to DisabilityArtsOnline for being there! It was a fabulous turn out so thank you everyone who came to see the work x

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