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#allyship #neurodiversity #workplace
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Many neurodivergent people struggle with getting started on new projects or tasks. Oftentimes in the community, we refer to this as analysis paralysis. It can feel a lot like executive dysfunction, including difficulty with planning, setting a goal, progressing towards that goal, and breaking big, overwhelming tasks into smaller, more manageable steps. However, I don’t see this in a purely deficits-based capacity. Having managed highly neurodiverse teams as both a professional leader and educato
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Many neurodivergent people struggle with getting started on new projects or tasks. Oftentimes in the community, we refer to this as analysis paralysis. It can feel a lot like executive dysfunction, including difficulty with planning, setting a goal, progressing towards that goal, and breaking big, overwhelming tasks into smaller, more manageable steps. However, I don’t see this in a purely deficits-based capacity. Having managed highly neurodiverse teams as both a professional leader and educato
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For many neurodivergent people, our behaviours are not just read through a 1D structure of ableism. They’re read through four different social structures: Neuroarchy – which focuses on ability vs disability. Patriarchy – which positions men as logical and rational, women as cognitively impaired by hormones, and queerness as a disorder. Capitalism – which positions upper classes as more intelligent and capable, and prizes focus and attention within a 9–5 work week. Coloniality – which places whit
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For many neurodivergent people, our behaviours are not just read through a 1D structure of ableism. They’re read through four different social structures: Neuroarchy – which focuses on ability vs disability. Patriarchy – which positions men as logical and rational, women as cognitively impaired by hormones, and queerness as a disorder. Capitalism – which positions upper classes as more intelligent and capable, and prizes focus and attention within a 9–5 work week. Coloniality – which places whit
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A small, intentional way to show your support and acceptance. 🧠✨ Sometimes the best allyship is the quiet kind. Let them know they’re safe here. #neurodivergent #ally #inclusion #adhdsupport #autismacceptance
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Gaslighting in ableism often shows up in ally-based communities when a neurodivergent or disabled person raises concerns—and instead of listening, the so-called ally weaponizes that person’s disability to dismiss the feedback, saying they misunderstood, overreacted, or misinterpreted due to their neurodivergence. This shifts accountability away from the person who caused harm and places it back onto the person who experienced it, invalidating their reality. True allyship means staying open to di
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