Neurodiversity—the concept and the movement—is not without controversy, particularly surrounding autism. In a recent Scientific American article, Simon Baron-Cohen observes that proponents of a more ...

Man and woman standing opposite each other on either side of the road, divided by a red line. Divorce, breakup, borders, barrier and brexit concept. To put it bluntly, minority neurotypes like ADHD, ...

When a leading technology company and a leading institution of higher learning partner with each other to make things better for an unfairly marginalized segment of society, there is cause for ...

Members of the Case Western Reserve University community are invited to join the Schubert Center for Child Studies for an upcoming seminar. Rita Obeid, instructor in the Department of Psychological ...

Guest speaker, Shawn Smith, spoke at the kickoff of the Neurodiversity Fall Discussion Series — a discussion to bring awareness to the neurodiverse community. Photo courtesy of UConn Civil and ...

How might greater social justice for those who have unjustly been marginalized best be achieved? Perhaps cross-movement solidarity is the answer to this question. And perhaps now is the opportune time ...

Imagine trying to live under a system that determines what and how you live your life. It dictates your actions 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, 52 weeks a year. It is a structure that is so integral to ...

Anuksha S. Wickramasinghe ’24 is a Neuroscience concentrator and Crimson Editorial editor in Mather House. Her column “ADHDVENTURES” appears on alternate Mondays. I downloaded TikTok in August 2020.

This blog post was authored by Preeti Dalvie, Senior Design Research Analyst, Flad Architects. The awareness of neurodiversity has surged over the past few years as more people recognize the ...

Much of what we know about autism has changed since my son Jonah was diagnosed in 2001, but the metaphors we use to conceptualize it have remained largely the same. Portia Iversen, founder of Cure ...

The term neurodiversity was coined by Judy Singer in 1998. A lot has changed in the two decades since that first essay about neurological differences was published in The Atlantic. The neurodiversity ...