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Joined December 2022
This #BlackHistoryMonth, we’re celebrating Black voices and experiences in the neurodivergent community. We’re starting with Antonia’s reflection on being Black, Autistic and Queer, and how identity, culture and masking intersect. Read below 👇️
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Tomorrow is World Mental Health Day. Talking about mental health can be difficult. Connecting with others who share your experiences can help (link below) Need support? Samaritans: 116 123 [email protected] Shout: text 85258 CALM: lnkd.in/exFm5CQ9 Refuge: 0808 2000 247
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For #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth, we’re highlighting barriers Neurodivergent people can face when accessing support. Understanding grooming and coercive control helps us recognise abuse and provide the right support. You’re not alone.
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🏳️‍🌈 Spaces are still available for this week’s LGBTQIA+ meetup! Come along to meet others, connect with the community, and enjoy a friendly and inclusive space. There’s still time to sign up — we’d love to see you there! Book your spot below 👇️ ndconnection.co.uk/lgbtqia-m…
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To end the week, we’re sharing a two-part series by Emily Wooden on going to university as a young Autistic person. She explores moving out, independence, shared accommodation, sensory challenges, loneliness and finding ways to make university work for her.
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Our second university-focused blog of the week explores what it means to both live it and research it as a Neurodivergent student. A reflection on lived experience, research and navigating university life. Read it here: ndconnection.co.uk/blog/livi…
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Heading back to university, or starting a new chapter? Over the coming days, we’ll be sharing blogs and resources for Neurodivergent students. First up: Top Ten Tips for Starting University as an Autistic Person, by Harriet Axbey. Read it here: ndconnection.co.uk/blog/top-…
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