Identity and evidence · 26 Oct01
When Identity Becomes the Argument: Autism, Belonging and the Price of Certainty
A personal examination of belonging, autistic identity and the need to question claims without dismissing people.
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Workplace practice · 20 Oct02
When employee experience is your business
A look at Zellis, NeuroBridge and what practical support at organisational scale asks of managers.
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Technology · 9 Oct03
Adobe and the irony of the software subscription
A viral obituary for Adobe meets its actual numbers. The interesting question is what AI changes in software economics.
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Intelligence brief · 8 Oct04
The Government has backed needs-led neuro inclusion. Now, the awkward bit...
A report supports needs-led help and measurable outcomes. What will organisations build to make those principles real?
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Governance · 6 Oct05
When Neuroinclusion Becomes a Governance Question
A board that says neuroinclusion matters should know who owns it, whether it works and what happens when it does not.
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Newsletter · 1 Oct06
Five neuro-inclusion stories I think we should have paid more attention to...
The opening newsletter edition revisits five stories and asks what the evidence changes on Tuesday morning.
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Workplace practice · 29 Sep07
Reasonable Adjustments Don’t Usually Fail for Lack of Ideas
The hard part is making support easy to reach, consistent and useful once the policy meets a real workplace.
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Evidence · 28 Sep08
Autism is genetic. What follows?
A close look at where sound genetic evidence ends and broader claims about diagnosis and identity begin.
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