My Thoughts on Diversity & Differences
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My Thoughts on Diversity & Differences
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In this uncomfortable conversation with myself (and with you, of course), I share how my experience of ADHD and autism has shaped my perspective on diversity and differences in our world. In this episode, I discuss the balance between the world adapting to difference and diversity, and how we, recognising ourselves as diverse due to a mental or physical diagnosis or difference, can find the resources and tools to support us in our continued engagement with the world—not to fix or change who we are, but to empower us.
with love,
Emma
This article is part of my Monday Monologuing series, where I share about the things currently on my mind in an in-formal way, it’s my intention to open a space for curious, contemplative, and connected communication with one another in a supportive environment.
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