Fathering Autism – a Vlog

Fathering Autism has a really unique and honest perspective on life with an autistic daughter/family member. The channel is run by dad, Asa, and is filmed in a vlog style of their day-to-day. A lot of it focuses on his daughter, Abby, who is autistic and non-verbal. We’ve selected a few videos below that seemed…

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Disability and inclusion in the workplace

Fostering an equitable work environment starts with raising awareness, and so our objective is to highlight visible and invisible disability, barriers that individuals in the workplace face, focusing on capability and ultimately shift how we discuss disability.  

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Lessons in Making Aging Accessible, From a Millennial

Sharing personal stories from her life and connecting them to demographic trends, Kings Floyd makes the connection between accessible architecture and more connected friends, families, and communities. While accessible design is often thought as an issue for those with disabilities, Kings illuminates how everyone loses out when its not in place.

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Exploring Different Brains: Life With Misophonia

Self-advocate Michael Tollefsrud shares his history with misophonia – a condition where people have negative emotional responses to specific oral sounds (eating, breathing, talking). Michael A. Tollefsrud is a 25-year-old graduate of North Carolina Central university with Master’s Degree in General Psychology. Having suffered with Misophonia for years, Michael made it the focal point of…

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See dyslexia differently

This animation seeks to preempt misconceptions among young audiences by shedding light on the real challenges dyslexic children face whilst also acknowledging their strengths and potential.

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What is neurodiversity?

This video covers… What is neurodiversity? What neurological conditions does it encompass? (such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, Tourette’s syndrome) What is it like to be neurodiverse or neurodivergent? How can neurodiversity be supported in the workplace?

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