Neurodiversity Celebration Week - Rosie's story
I’m Rosie and I’m a late-diagnosed Neurodivergent woman in the world of work. I’m both Autistic and ADHD; which means that I have a different way of thinking and interacting with the world around me. Being Neurodivergent means that I have to put…
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ADHD & Me – Life as an aspiring solicitor, recently diagnosed with ADHD
"At 26, after obtaining 12 GCSEs, 4 A-Levels, and both an undergraduate and master's degree in law, I was diagnosed with ADHD. The relief I felt upon receiving this diagnosis was immense; it was as if my entire life suddenly made sense. I was no…
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Islamophobia Awareness Month
Read Farzana Abdullah's perspective for Islamophobia Awareness Month
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Reclaiming Narratives: Embracing Black Hair in Professional Spaces
Read Michaela Brown's perspective for Black History Month UK
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Reclaiming Narratives: A personal perspective on Corporate Social Responsibility as a person of Black heritage
Read LaToya Robinson's perspective for Black History Month UK
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How to Reclaim Your Narrative… as told through the lens of Black poets
Read Cordismarie Chisomaga Nwodowilly's perspective for Black History Month UK
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Sustaining my mental health with chronic fatigue syndrome
Read Paddy Linighan's personal experience with his mental health
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