![[67] S5, Ep12: The vibrant neurodiversity movement: marginalisation, diversity and equity in the autistic community](https://squarepeg.community/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Rhonda-Moore-1080x675.jpg)
by Amy Richards | 26 Mar, 2022 | Podcast episodes, Season 5
Rhonda Moore is a medical anthropologist in her early 50s. After self diagnosing as autistic in 2019, she was formally diagnosed the following year. She spent her childhood in Chicago, USA, and now lives in Bethesda, Maryland, where she is Program Director in Global...
![[65] S5, Ep10: Equity for autistic people in recruitment and the workplace – and hearing the voices of all autistic people](https://squarepeg.community/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Nesceda-Blake-1080x675.jpg)
by Amy Richards | 12 Mar, 2022 | Podcast episodes, Season 5
Nesceda Blake is a performing arts producer and creative energiser from Melbourne, Australia. In a bit of a departure from my usual guests, she was diagnosed very early, at just three years old. I found her insights as an early diagnosed woman fascinating – and...
![[43] S3, Ep12: Workplace challenges, burnout cycles and why autistic business owners are thriving online](https://squarepeg.community/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Jo-Casey-1080x675.png)
by Amy Richards | 10 Jul, 2021 | Podcast episodes, Season 3
Jo Casey is a business coach for quirky, artisanal business owners (think coaches, healers and makers) who want to build a sustainable online business without any shiny, shouty nonsense. Jo is 49, lives in Manchester in the UK and was diagnosed autistic just a few...
by Amy Richards | 16 Jan, 2021 | Podcast episodes, Season 2
Sophie Longley is an English teacher and reading specialist. She was diagnosed autistic in 2020, aged 28 and is based in Singapore, where she works with children with reading difficulties. She has spent the last four years living and working in Asia, after suffering...
by Amy Richards | 10 Oct, 2020 | Podcast episodes, Season 1
Jack Conley blew me away with their energy and drive to help marginalised communities flourish. Still only 25, they work full time in autism advocacy for an organisation in Washington, USA, and they are a writer, musician and playwright, as well as serving on the...
