Social interaction

What does neuro-affirming care and support look like? How do we integrate the principles of neurodiversity with providing support for autistic people?

An overview of how the double empathy problem manifests itself in care and support environments for autistic people with higher support needs.

Exploring neurodiversity, the double empathy, and cross-neurotype communication in an autistic high support needs context.

Research findings from an ethnographic study of two day-support services for autistic adults with high support needs, through a neurodiversity paradigm lens.

Recent research has shown that interactions between autistic people do not evidence the same social communication difficulties seen …

How well can (non-)autistic observers identify whether people in photos or videos are autistic? Does who the people are talking to matter for accurate identification?

Improving communication between autistic and non-autistic people by understanding the autistic experience.

Dataset and code associated with the paper ‘Sutherland, H. E. A., Axbey, H., Sharp, M., Ropar, D., Fletcher-Watson, S., Crompton, …

What autistic people find important; what they want non-autistic people to know; and what they want non-autistic people to do.