Professor Jason Arday, the youngest Black professor at Cambridge, passed away amid intense scrutiny over his academic work and personal narrative. His story highlighted performative inclusion in institutions that marginalize BIPOC individuals, reinforcing that presence does not equate to true belonging or inclusivity. His legacy resonates in ongoing discussions about race and neurodiversity.
“The Lost Girls” by Beatrice Leong is a series that presents unique narratives from autistic women’s perspectives. It covers adult diagnosis, workplace challenges for neurodiverse professionals, building healthy relationships, fostering conversations about autism, and the intersection of autism with motherhood, offering insights into their experiences and struggles.
“Autism from the Inside Out” features Beatrice Leong sharing her experiences as an autistic self-advocate. Each episode explores different aspects, including meltdowns, communication challenges, the trauma of diagnosis, personal perception, and her motivation for advocacy. The series emphasizes understanding autism from an insider’s perspective.
