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“We love our jobs!” Systems Thinking and Participatory Action Research for the future of neurodiversity and skilled employment
Although neurodivergent people can achieve high levels of academic and vocational training in the same professions as others, they remain un- and under-employed; this is in part due to the “wickedness” of the problem. To address the complexity we convened a group of neurodivergent lived experience a
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