This #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth we are of course highlighting the views and experiences of autistic trans people.

A short extract from a piece by Katie Munday:
"Working outside of societal expectations, and purposely challenging them, means we can experience and express gender identities in a wholly individual manner – we can dress and interact with others in ways which fit our own individual needs and interests."

Read the full piece on their website: https://autisticltd.co.uk/2024/06/08/trans-and-autistic-power-at-the-intersection/

It's #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth and indeed today is #AutismAcceptanceDay.

At TransActual we go beyond acceptance - we celebrate the autistic members of TransActual's team and our autistic trans siblings.

Some people are trans. It doesn't matter why. We're here.
Some people are autistic. It doesn't matter why. We're here.
Some people are trans and autistic. It doesn't matter why. We're here and we know who we are.

It's #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth and today it's #AutismAcceptanceDay. Hopefully it goes without saying that TransActual support and celebrate autistic trans people.

For more information about autism acceptance and inclusion at work, take a look at some of the resources from our friends at National Autistic Society:
https://www.autism.org.uk/what-we-do/acceptance-and-awareness/world-autism-acceptance-month/at-work