LondonAutisticsStandingTogether

Celebrate those who don't go with the flow of social norms with our Narwhal t shirt. Proceeds go to support social events, and peer support for local Autistic adults, and to fund our Neurodiversity lending library.

The LAST Logo and motto: "Empowering Autistic People To Make Social Change". Proceeds go to help fund peer support groups for Autistic adults in London Ontario and to maintain the "What About Us" Neurodiversity Lending Library

LAST Logo with dark backgrounds

stimming positivity because the way you move is beautiful. Proceeds from our merch goes to provide peer support groups for Autistic adults in London Ontario and to fund the "What About Us" Neurodiversity Lending Library

proceeds go to provide peer support for Autistic adults in London Ontario and to maintain the "What About Us" Neurodiversity lending library

A word cloud generated from materials from London Autistics Standing Together's website and brochures. Proceeds go to provide peer support for Autistic adults in London Ontario as well as towards maintaining the "What About Us" Neurodiversity Lending Library

Show your neurodiversity pride with a colourful brain.

Neurodiversity is simply the natural variation of human brains and minds. The neurodiversity paradigm is a way of thinking that sees different minds as a natural and valuable aspect of human diversity. This way of thinking emphasizes the social power structures that exist around neurological differences, and the ways in which social barriers and inequalities put people with disabilities at a disadvantage. This perspective does not deny that some aspects of various neurological differences can be unpleasant, and that they can include specific impairments. However, the neurodiversity paradigm looks at how society is organized in ways that make some things less accessible for certain people. Proceeds go to support services for Autistic adults

Neurodiversity is simply the natural variation of human brains and minds. The neurodiversity paradigm is a way of thinking that sees different minds as a natural and valuable aspect of human diversity. This way of thinking emphasizes the social power structures that exist around neurological differences, and the ways in which social barriers and inequalities put people with disabilities at a disadvantage. This perspective does not deny that some aspects of various neurological differences can be unpleasant, and that they can include specific impairments. However, the neurodiversity paradigm looks at how society is organized in ways that make some things less accessible for certian people.

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Nothing About Us Without Us

Communication doesn't have to be verbal.

Stimming is cool