5 Hard Truths I Learned Being A Waitress With Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
byby Emily Steinbach The restaurant biz is never easy, especially when you’re a waitress with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The atmosphere is generally chaotic…
Employment
5 Ways to Prepare Your Child with Disabilities for Employment and Life
byOctober is National Disability Employment Awareness month. I struggled for years with employment; I am now gainfully employed going on 13.6 years in the…
The Time for Disability Employment Reform is Now
byOctober is National Disability Employment Awareness Month. The 2021 theme, “America’s Recovery: Powered by Inclusion,” reflects the importance of ensuring that people with disabilities…
My Heightened Sensory Processing Lead to My Career in Flavor Chemistry
byUntil I began my career in creative chemistry, I hadn’t considered my characteristics of my autism as evolutionary advantages. By Burnett Grant In recent…
Tips for Putting Your Best Foot Forward in Job Interviews
byCreativity is in most Autistics blood, but there are still barriers to finding employment and entering the work force. By Aaron Bouma Living in…
Creativity, Neurodiversity and Employment: An Interview With Samantha Craft
byBy Malcolm Wang Three topics I’m interested in are creativity, solving problems, and careers for autistics. I think about these topics while I am…
Disability empowerment can change traditional definitions of work and employment
byDisability empowerment … can bend the moral arc of a neurotypical universe into one which supports the idea that initiative and hard work is…
Tips for finding and keeping a job
byGreetings everyone! My name is Stephen Gaiber. Today I am going to talk about autism and employment. Let me first introduce myself. I was…