ALT Hand holding a copy of paper titled “Autism, Girls & Keeping It All Inside.” Overlaid text reads - Our white paper looks at the internal presentation of autism, why it’s so often missed and what we want to see done about it.

ALT A sky filled with fluffy white clouds and a rainbow shining through. Overlaid text reads - The autistic person doesn't need to change, the environment around them does. #AutismAcceptanceWeek2023

ALT Take part in research on: Autistic people's experiences of retirement. What is the research about? There is very little research about the experiences of older autistic adults and almost nothing about autistic people's experiences of retirement. We want to conduct some of the first interviews with autistic people about retirement. We will use our findings to make recommendations about what needs to be done to make sure autistic people have positive experiences of retirement. You can take part if you are autistic (including self-identified), are aged 55 or older, are planning on retiring in the next five years, or if you have retired in the last 10 years. You must also be living in the UK to participate. Scan the QR code to register your interest or go to bit.ly/CRAEretirement

ALT A poster advertising a research study on the academic learning experiences of autistic university students. Seeking autistic and non-autistic students to take a survey. To take part, please follow the link in the Tweet. For more information, email the project supervisor at s.anns@sussex.ac.uk