Autism | Timeline S2/EP01

Autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a complex neurodevelopmental condition. According to the CDC, autism affects 1 in 54 children in the U.S., with rising prevalence in Africa and Nigeria. Autism shapes the ways people communicate, understand, learn, and interact with the world. Embracing autism fosters appreciation for cultural diversity and supports the work of individuals and communities making a difference.

For many years, individuals on the autism spectrum have faced severe stigma, social exclusion, and oppression. Around the world, authorities are increasingly recognizing the importance of acceptance, empowerment, and accommodation. UNICEF emphasizes that autism is not a disease but a natural part of human diversity. Efforts like Autism Awareness Month, inclusive education and employment initiatives, and accessibility legislation are vital steps toward ending discrimination and promoting equality.

In this first episode of the new season of Timeline, we contribute to this crucial conversation, raising awareness and promoting understanding of autism.

Join us as we embrace neurodiversity and work toward a more inclusive world.

[isiomalorettaesan]

Waaooo Paul and your crew weldone guys keep it up.

[Vodcastlover]

This is a wonderful piece, you guys did justice to the topic…. Nice one

[OlabisiOladipupo-oiwy]

You have spoken well.
Nice presentation 👏

[ayebieleoluwajuedalo]

I enjoyed every second of the conversation.