The Library of Neurodivergent Alexandria
An open archive of neurodivergent voices: writing, talks, podcasts and stories, gathered by the NeuroHub community.
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Zine No. 88 — How We Got Here On a record with no words that was banned for its title, a title the musician did not choose, and thirty years of engineering that had already decided a deviation from…
Welcome to September’s Neurodiversity Newsletter August was a truly horrific month for political and media attacks on Neurodivergent people. This was most tragically seen in the racist, classist,…
Grief, Hope & Solidarity. A reflection for the Autistic & neurodivergent community: Love You Down To Your Star Stuff. Explore Star Stuff zines.
Solidarity Against Racism & Ableism in the Autistic & Neurodivergent Community
Alice Running (she/her) is a neuroaffirming autism specialist providing advocacy and consultancy services. She holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Autism. As an autistic mother to neurodivergent…
: No space is neutral. Exploring minority stress, the Double Empathy Problem, and what it really takes to build safer, neuroqueer spaces together.
Every April, the puzzle pieces come out, the buildings go blue, the corporate social media posts arrive, right on schedule. Every April, a lot of Autistic people brace themselves. This episode of…
This episode is an exploration of my experiences with healthcare professionals, and the experiences of the countless Autistic people I have met and worked with. I explore the impact of Doctors and…
Helen Edgar (Autisic Realms) November 2025 With thanks to Nick Walker and Andrew Reichart for their recent conversations with me. This piece is independent of their work, and Nick has not read this…
The Neuronormative Paradigm, conceptualised by Nick Walker, names the systems that define and enforce what society considers normal. This exploration piece contrasts the neuronormative paradigm with…
When “presume competence” is applied without a neuro-affirming lens, it can become a harmful, ableist expectation
When headlines claim that autism and ADHD are “invented labels,” it’s more than rhetoric, it’s erasure. A explores why removing neurodiversity from education would harm the very children inclusion is…
Exploring why and how Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) can harm Autistic people. #Neurodiversity #AutismAcceptance #PBS #DisabilityJustice
In this episode I discuss the harm that being seen as “gifted” did me, and why intelligence as a concept does so much harm to Autistic people. This episode draws on the writing I did in my recent…
I believe that the DEEP (Double Empathy Extreme Problem) is at the heart of all the systemic ableist issues we have in our education, social and healthcare systems. The lack of an embodied presence…
Trigger Warning: This episode references abuse of disabled people In this episode, David invites Rachel Cullen (they/them) to discuss their research into their concept known as the Autistic language…