March 20, 2025
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Hinge Launches Neurodivergent-Friendly Features to Foster Authentic Connections

Rich Niewiroski Jr.05 mins

Hinge has introduced innovative features to better support neurodivergent daters, addressing communication challenges and fostering more inclusive connections. The centerpiece is Match Note, launched on February 26, 2025, which allows users to privately share key personal details with matches before starting a conversation. Developed with input from neurodivergent communities and organizations like Disability:IN, the feature…

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Insights from ADHD and Autistic Tutors

Rich Niewiroski Jr.02 mins

Dev has a great article discussing how tutors with ADHD and autism can effectively tutor students, drawing from the author’s personal experience as a neurodivergent educator. Here are the key points: Understanding Neurodivergent Tutors Innovative Teaching Methods Engaging and Interactive Lessons Strengths of Tutors with Autism Challenges Faced by Neurodivergent Tutors The article emphasizes the…

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Leading Autism Care Software Provider Explores $1 Billion Sale

Rich Niewiroski Jr.04 mins

CentralReach, a company at the forefront of autism care technology, has recently engaged investment bank William Blair to explore a potential sale. Founded in 2012, the company has grown into a leading provider of electronic health records (EHR) software specifically tailored for autism and related intellectual and developmental disorders. This specialized focus has positioned CentralReach…

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Neurodivergence and AI Innovation

Rich Niewiroski Jr.02 mins

A Medium article, “AI and Neurodivergence: How Different Minds Can Lead the Future” by Anthony Magee, explores the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and neurodivergence. Here’s a summary of the key points: Overall, the article emphasizes the importance of neurodiversity in driving innovation in AI and other technological fields, and it advocates for creating environments…

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Mother Seeks Support for Son with Autism as Education Department Case Stalls

Rich Niewiroski Jr.05 mins

Christine Smith Olsey, a Denver mother, finds herself in a frustrating limbo as her efforts to secure appropriate educational support for her son have been unexpectedly halted. Smith Olsey’s case highlights the broader implications of recent changes in the U.S. Department of Education under the Trump administration. Smith Olsey’s second-grade son, who struggles with reading…

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The Role of Disability Policies in Education

Rich Niewiroski Jr.02 mins

Another good article over at the Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism. Author Kaishawna Fleming discusses the importance of understanding and implementing effective disability policies within education to support disabled learners. It highlights several key points: Overall, the article advocates for a comprehensive approach to support disabled students and their families, emphasizing the need for inclusive…

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Unpacking AuDHD: The Complexities of Autism and ADHD Co-occurrence

Rich Niewiroski Jr.04 mins

We somehow missed this article from about 10 months ago, but it’s still worth the read. The Guardian discusses the rising rates of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and explores the factors behind this trend. While the article primarily focuses on ADHD, it touches on the broader context of neurodiverse conditions, including autism. Here’s a…

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CPABC Recognized as a Top Employer for Neurodiversity

Rich Niewiroski Jr.05 mins

The Chartered Professional Accountants of British Columbia (CPABC) has been recognized as one of B.C.’s Top Employers for the sixth consecutive year, with a notable emphasis on its commitment to neurodiversity and inclusion. This achievement highlights CPABC’s dedication to creating a diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment that supports both employees and members. CPABC’s recognition includes…

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