ALT Steampunk skull with intricate clockwork gears, tubes, and mechanical components in blues, greens, and purples. White text reads 'My Autism Is Surreal... Help Me Fight That? Research, media portrayals? Arrogant false certainty?' Visual metaphor for complex autistic mind versus simplified external descriptions.
ALT A dramatic photograph of a traditional Japanese Noh theater mask lying on a cracked concrete sidewalk. The mask is cream-colored with intricate carved lines and patterns, featuring a wide-open mouth and elongated eyes with dramatic shading. The mask is positioned in the center of the frame, surrounded by small pebbles and stones scattered on the ground. In the background, there are blurred figures of people walking, with their feet and legs visible at the top of the frame. A single yellow autumn leaf lies near the mask. The concrete sidewalk shows weathered, broken sections with visible cracks and patches. The lighting is natural and muted, creating subtle shadows beneath the mask. The composition has a moody, artistic quality with the mask as the clear focal point against the urban street setting.
ALT Five smiling auticon employees are wearing casual clothes and standing in a row in front of a wall with a large painting of the words Village Baker.
ALT The text "celebrating autistic pride day!" with colorful abstract designs around the end, and the auticon logo in the bottom right corner.
ALT Reasonable adjustments to support the mental health of autistic employees. Flexible work hours, time for mental health and health appointments, scheduling in breaks during the work aday, working with a teammate who can support tasks, 1:1 meetings with supervisor to stay on track with tasks, help with to-do lists to manage anxiety, support with presentations, and time off.
ALT A dark blue graphic with the headline "auticon US welcomes our new CEO, Vance Checketts!" Below the text is a smiling headshot of Vance.
ALT A teal background with the Innovate Fort Worth logo and the headline "Unlocking opportunities for autistic professionals." At the bottom is a screenshot of Cameron Cushman interviewing David Aspinall over Zoom. In the lower left corner is the text "David Aspinall, CEO, auticon US."
ALT A quote from David Aspinall, CEO of auticon US, on the Innovate Fort Worth podcast along with his headshot photo: “We have individuals that were able to go from junior technologists working on a project team into more of a consulting role for a blue-chip client. The kind of independence and confidence-building that occurs within our team is remarkable.”
