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Empowering autistic people through citizen science

Please note this event takes place on the first floor with no step-free access
Past event - 2019
Tue 21 May Doors 7pm
Event 7.30 to 9.30pm
Ye Olde Cock Tavern, 22 Fleet Street, Holborn,
London EC4Y 1AA
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Researchers at The Alan Turing Institute are building a citizen science platform to collect autistic people’s stories of challenges they experience in a world built by neurotypical people. Join us for a panel discussion and leave knowing what you can do to improve the lives of autistic people.

Using citizen science to empower autistic people and build inclusive public spaces

Autistica’s vision is a world where all autistic people and their families live a long, happy, healthy life. Brightly lit, noisy, and overcrowded spaces make it difficult for autistic people with sensory processing differences to navigate their environment. Researchers at the Alan Turing Institute are building a citizen science platform to collect autistic people’s stories of challenges they experience in a world built by neurotypical people. The panel will discuss how these insights can be ethically shared and translated to impact how we design our cities. All audience members will leave knowing what they can do to improve the lives of autistic people and how they can contribute to the project.
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