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Hayley Elford explains the challenges of university, working in schools and explaining her tics to her students.

There is a wide range of experiences to be tracked in order to understand the scope of the problem that is unemployment among neurodivergent people.

Laura and Clay Lewis talk about how you can start a micro-business for your autistic child and help them thrive.

This Australian guide has been advised by a top employment lawyer in Australia and provides an overview of your rights.

If support services were not available, policies and procedures are necessary to ensure companies take appropriate responsibility for workplace accommodations.

Chris Hofmann, manager of DHHS, writes an opinion piece about the award-winning Rise@DHHS program in Australia.

Judy coined the term ‘Neurodiversity’ in 1997. Read more from her conversation with Rachel Worsley.

Public and private employers "sell themselves" to autistic jobseekers as part of Specialisterne Australia's new program. How will it work?

An all-neurodivergent five-person panel at the Sydney Neurodiversity Symposium 2019 discusses whether a neurodivergent condition is a disability or superpower.

The ProFound Incubator is a 12-month program that introduces neurodivergent individuals to the startup community.

Founder and CEO Rachel Worsley discusses how her ADHD has enabled her to build a successful professional career as well as in her current entrepreneurship journey.

A manager and employee in the Rise@DHHS program share how they have successfully navigated their working relationship.