womens history month
Autistic Women Thriving Free Version
Go to todaysautisticmoment.com for the transcripts. Carolyn Kiel is an Autistic woman who is thriving through her work in instructional design, and her podcast Beyond 6 Seconds. Carolyn will tell us more about her accomplishments and those of other Autistic women who are changing the rules by establishing their own businesses that serve the needs of people with disabilities and create communities for diverse Au...
Autistic Women Thriving Ad Free Interview Version
Carolyn Kiel from the podcast Beyond 6 Seconds talks with Philip about Autistic Women Thriving.
Emerging Autistic Women
Go to todaysautisticmoment.com for the transcripts. Autistic women are emerging with vitality to add their voices to the Neurodiversity Movement. No where is this more clear than AutisticaPalooza , an upcoming 2 1/2-day conference for and by Autistic women with a speaker line up dominated by Autistic women. Nigel Rising, Esq., founded Autistic Women Emerging (AWE) , the event organizer, for the purpose of en...
Education for Autistic Women
Go to todaysautisticmoment.com for the transcripts. To start off Women's History Month, we begin by taking a look at education for Autistic Women. Due to the misinformation about Autistic women, they are often at a terrible disadvantage when it comes to education. Karen Timm is an educator who will talk about education for Autistic women, and what is needed to advocate for their learning needs. --- Suppo...
Our Successes as Autistic Women
Go to https://todaysautisticmoment.com for the transcript. Carole Jean Whittington joins me to talk about how Autistic women define success. Carole is a burnout strategist who helps Autistics work through their burnout. Carole Jean Whittington is the director and host for Mind Your Autistic Brain. Her company helps with education and supports for late diagnosed Autistics and other Neurodiver...
My Strengths as An Autistic Woman
Michelle Markman is a Neurodivergent relationship coach and a late diagnosed Autistic woman. Michelle was aware of social differences and experienced the social challenges in her childhood, but was unclear on their explanation until college. MIchelle has been through spinal fractures, chronic pain, an autoimmune disease and through it all has refused mediocrity. Michelle's greatest personal ac...