Fake News, Welfare Blues, and the Fear of Speaking Up: Navigating RSD & Self-Advocacy

Sonay and James tackle damaging anti-neurodivergent rhetoric, dissect concerning UK welfare reforms impacting disabled communities, take their usual RSD dive, particularly the anxiety of expressing personal needs without triggering others. Plus, they discuss neuroinclusive workplaces, share personal workplace horror stories, and offer an update from the allotment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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