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BVSD advisory group lobbies for neurodiversity policy - Vimarsana News

BVSD advisory group lobbies for neurodiversity policy

A new Autism Advisory Team, created in response to parent concerns, wants the Boulder Valley school board to add a neurodiversity policy.

Consultation opens to improve SA event accessibility - Vimarsana News

Consultation opens to improve SA event accessibility

A Ticketing and Inclusion Roundtable discussion in Adelaide is aimed at improving accessibility to the state's major events.

Inspire organising conference on how people with autism develop connections - Vimarsana News

Inspire organising conference on how people with autism develop connections

The Inspire Foundation is organising the conference ‘Connections and Autism’ on April 28, offering a mix of experience and expertise on how connecti

Woodward Place set to transform Liverpool City Centre over next 30 years - Vimarsana News

Woodward Place set to transform Liverpool City Centre over next 30 years

Liverpool City Council today released the Woodward Place Master Plan for public exhibition detailing Council’s bold vision to transform the 28-hectare

South-west Sydney wants acceptance and inclusion instead of what's known as Autism Awareness Month - Vimarsana News

South-west Sydney wants acceptance and inclusion instead of what's known as Autism Awareness Month

Print text only Cancel April is known as Autism Awareness Month, but autistic people and their families in south-west Sydney want to redirect the conversation. Acceptance, understanding and inclusion come to mind for Autism Advisory and Support Service (AASS) organisation CEO Grace Fava, OAM. "It's not about awareness, it's about acceptance. But acceptance does not come alone either, there needs to be understanding. "You cannot accept anything if you do not understand it. The two go hand in hand," Ms Fava said. Ms Fava founded the organisation when searching for services for her two autistic ...

Source: abc.net.au