A performance of ‘Not F**kin’ Sorry’ by Not Your Circus Dogs and Access All Areas - a theatre company of learning disabled and autistic artists
Photo: Stephen Allwright
Learning ‘autistic’
Autism should be seen as a cultural difference rather than an impairment, says Hayley Williams-Hindle.
I’ve just returned from a lovely weekend in Derbyshire. Fifty strangers, all mums, of mixed ages, ethnicity and sexuality, and each of us autistic. The group aesthetic was typically ‘neuro...
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