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Author: Rebecca Witonsky

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Why I Think The Social Model Of Disability Is Better Than The Medical Model
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Why I Think The Social Model of Disability Is Better Than the Medical Model

  • February 28, 2023
  • Rebecca Witonsky
  • asperger's, Autism, Neurodiversity
Autism self-advocate Rebecca Witonsky discusses why she thinks the social model of disability is better than the medial model.
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Reflections On Employment Issues For People With Autism, And Ways To Improve It
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Reflections on Employment Issues for People with Autism, and Ways to Improve It

  • January 20, 2017
  • Rebecca Witonsky
  • Autism, Neurodiversity
Rebecca Witonsky recounts her history as a woman on the autism spectrum seeking employment, and discusses some of the tips others have proposed to improve job prospects for the neurodiverse.
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The Journey Through School And Work Of One Young Woman With Autism
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The Journey Through School and Work of One Young Woman with Autism

  • December 15, 2016
  • Rebecca Witonsky
  • Autism, Neurodiversity
In her first blog for Different Brains, advocate Rebecca Witonsky tells the story of how receiving her autism diagnosis changed her life, and her career prospects.
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