Whose World Is It Anyway? Rethinking Inclusion Through the Lens of Autism and Mutual Growth
Adults with Autism Autism Employment Autism Meaningful Engagement Autism Parenting Autism Treatment Beyond ParentsTrue inclusion transcends simple accommodation to become a dynamic process of mutual transformation, where society evolves alongside Autistic and disabled individuals rather than expecting one side to conform to the other. By embracing neurodiversity as a societal asset and co-creating environments that honor differences in cognition, sensory experience, and communication, we build communities grounded in empathy, dignity, and shared responsibility. Training families, schools, workplaces, and the broader public to foster understanding and respect, while empowering disabled individuals to advocate and contribute meaningfully, creates a balanced ecosystem of growth. Ultimately, inclusion is a daily discipline—an invitation to reimagine “normal” and weave interdependence into the very fabric of our collective future.