Neurodiversity

‘The world is a better place for having different types of brains’

Expert Jessie Hewitson shared her wisdom with the JC at Belonging Matters - the Jewish community’s inaugural conference on neurodiversity

By Ben Conway

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Groundbreaking conference aims to make Jewish spaces more welcoming to neurodivergent people

By Gaby Wine

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Parenting neurodiversity: a journey of many tears

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It takes a community to raise a neurodivergent child

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Neurodiversity campaigner welcomes changes to disabled person’s railcard

By Alma Green

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Bodie Diskin, who is severely autistic, with and his mum, Clare. Bodie recently celebrated his barmitzvah at Radlett Synagogue (Photo: courtesy)

Neurodiversity

Our spaces need to welcome neurodivergent people

By Naomi Dickson

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Bodie Diskin in Radlett. United Synagogue (Photo: courtesy)

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Shul ‘breaks down every barrier’ for Bodie to celebrate his bar mitzvah

By Ben Conway

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How embracing neurodiversity can benefit all of us

Those who aren’t ‘neurotypical’ can bring a lot of skills to the workplace

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Jewish tradition has long valued and nurtured neurodiversity

We need to build on our long history of cherishing unique minds and be champions of a societal change in attitudes

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German born American physicist Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955), 1946. (Photo by Central Press/Getty Images)

Neurodiversity

‘The world is a better place for having different types of brains’

Groundbreaking conference aims to make Jewish spaces more welcoming to neurodivergent people

Parenting neurodiversity: a journey of many tears

It takes a community to raise a neurodivergent child

Neurodiversity campaigner welcomes changes to disabled person’s railcard

Our spaces need to welcome neurodivergent people

Shul ‘breaks down every barrier’ for Bodie to celebrate his bar mitzvah

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