All these matter as we commemorate international observances.
Gone are the days when the puzzle piece represented the autistic community. Granted, back in the day, people with autism were seen as puzzles. We are quite fortunate that we live in a world where we now have autistic self-advocates telling us, they are not puzzles to be solved and how it is a spectrum and no two autistics are alike.
In discussions surrounding neurodevelopmental conditions such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and others, two terms often arise: "neurodiversity" and "neurodivergent." While these terms are related, they carry nuanced differences in their meaning and implications. As we delve into the discourse surrounding neurodiversity and neurodivergent, it's essential to understand their usage and the significance they hold in advocating for inclusivity and acceptance.
WRTS Kid's Gym Bangsar proudly presents a workshop hosted by our very own, Nori Abdullah, alongside esteemed Guest Speaker, Desiree Kaur, Founder of Project Haans who holds a Master's in Education (Special Education). It will be held on 30 March 2024, 10:30am - 12:30 pm. Online option available.
It's the holy month of Ramadan and many families enjoy going to mosques together. It can be challenging especially when one has a neurodivergent child. In this piece, we share a compiled list of "Children Friendly Mosques" from various sources. While it is not necessarily neurodivergent friendly specifically, it is child friendly and it is a good start.
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