Advocate for changes in policy and attitudes towards neurodiversity from "summary" of Divergent Mind by Jenara Nerenberg
To truly embrace neurodiversity, we must go beyond simply recognizing its existence and celebrating its strengths. We must actively work to change policies and attitudes that marginalize neurodivergent individuals in our society. This means advocating for systemic changes that create greater opportunities and support for those who think and process information differently. Policy changes can include things like improving access to education and employment opportunities for neurodivergent individuals, as well as ensuring that they receive the accommodations and support they need to succeed. Attitudinal changes involve shifting societal perceptions of neurodiversity from one of pathology or deficit to one of diver...
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