Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2022 – How You Can Get Involved
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Neurodiversity Celebration Week was launched in May 2019 by Siena Castellon, a neurodiversity advocate from the UK who is autistic, dyslexic, dyspraxic and has ADHD. The celebration week was started with the mi...
Top Tips for Embracing Neurodiversity in Your Workplace
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When we think of diversity we automatically think of gender, ethnicity and LGBTQ+ policies. But the majority of employers are miss...
Neurodiversity: What You Need to Know
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Neurodiversity is a concept thats been around since the late 1990’s. It was developed by a sociologist named Judy Singer who...
Cube Lynx – The Company Working To Hire Neurodiverse Talent
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Who are CubeLynx? CubeLynx are a corporate finance boutique providing financial advice and modelling for renewables, utilities, in...
Now is the time to embrace neurodiversity in your workplace
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This article aims to help further your understanding of neurodiversity, help you start embracing neurodiversity within your workpl...
Working from home – How to develop a routine and transition to the new normal.
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Corona virus has impacted the way that we are all working. With the majority of companies now working from home to limit the risk ...
Six Autism Stereotypes Debunked
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The blog discusses autism stereotypes and is written by an autistic writer, for employers....
7 Benefits of Employing Autistic Individuals
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This blog talks about the benefits of employing autistic individuals, including the positive effects on productivity, profits and ...
How Do Autistic Adults Communicate Their Needs Within a Job?
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This weeks blog answers the question 'how do I communicate my needs as an autistic adult within a job?' and talks about how you ta...
An Autistic’s Job Search During Corona Virus
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If you're looking for a job, its a big thing. It takes time, effort and concentration. Especially if you're an autistic job-seeker...
