Meet the "neurospicy" Samoan sisters changing workplace culture

The Pacific corporate world still has a long way to go when it comes to being inclusive and supportive of both neurodivergence and mental health.It's an issue Samoan sisters Olisana Mariner-Hughes and Okalani-Mariner are addressing through their business Onelook Studio: a social enterprise helping companies with their digital transformation.But they're also addressing inclusion on a more personal level. They're sharing their own lived experiences with a touch of island humour on Instagram and TikTok, to connect with the neurodiverse community and raise awareness.