ALT Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a worldwide initiative that challenges stereotypes and misconceptions about neurological differences. 18 to 24 March 2024.

ALT Colourful flyer for the show with an illustration of 3 little people. In our world: a day on the spectrum. How much do you know about autism? Take a step into our world and see things from an autistic perspective. Shows are on the 21st and 22nd March, 1pm and 7pm at the Beacon Arts Centre Custom House Quay, Greenock PA15 1HJ.

ALT SWAN Places are in-person social meet-up groups in locations across Scotland. They are autistic spaces, run by autistic volunteers. These local groups are relaxed and laid-back gatherings for all women and non-binary people who identify as autistic. A list of dates available at www.swanscotland.org/services-and-events

ALT The picture contains a rectangular background with an image of a cloudy sky. On the top left corner, there is the title: 'Leadership Framework'. In the centre of the image, there is a green rectangle containing the quote: ‘We are drivers of change. We want to build a bridge of understanding between autistic and non-autistic communities. Using a gardening analogy, we want to seed new, healthy, robust ideas about what it means to be autistic and how we might be best encouraged and supported to live long and prosper.’ Under this quote, there is a circle containing an illustration of a woman behind a driving wheel. Under this illustration, a text says 'Autistic Driver'. On the left and right corners of this rectangle, there is an illustration of a watering can and a plant pot.