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How Galileo’s Story Sheds Light on Neurodivergence and Self-Esteem
When you defy convention, sometimes people and society at large present antagonistic forces that don’t appreciate what you bring and need.

On the Verge Episode 3: Autistic Representation with Scott Steindorff
Producer, writer, and autism advocate Scott Steindorff spoke with the On the Verge team about his documentary, Understanding Autism, and about the need for autistic representation in entertainment.

Help Us Build a Virtual Cookbook
Aspiritech is building a neurodiversity-friendly database of recipes, cooking instructions, and more.

Get Ready for the Aspiritech Inclusive Magic & Music Extravaganza
Aspiritech’s putting the fun in fundraising on Sunday, June 9, at Winnetka’s Community House with performances by the Awfully Good and magician John Measner.

On the Verge Episode 2: Sensory Gated Art with Amanda Hebert Hughes
Openly autistic painter and creator of the Sensory Gated Art genre spoke with Aspiritech’s On the Verge team about her neurodivergent-friendly art and creative drive.

Mitsubishi Electric America Foundation Announces $2 Million in New Grants
MEAF’s grants help promote accessibility and tech careers, supporting projects such as Aspiritech Academy and other inclusive training programs.

On the Verge Episode 1: The Neurodiversity Employment Landscape with Rebecca Beam
Zavikon founder and CEO Rebecca Beam talks with the On the Verge podcast team at Aspiritech about the cultural shift toward neuroinclusion in the workplace.

Aspiritech and Bose: Partners in Audio Excellence
It’s an honor to be trusted with the responsibility of ensuring that every Bose product we test meets the highest audio performance standards.

New ADA Final Rule Mandates Digital Accessibility
State and local governments will soon need to make their digital platforms accessible to all.

Welcome to Our Healing Sanctuary Trailer Launch
A Cosmic Conversation with Blaq Gurl Fya’s founder and Aspiritech CEO Tara May.

Autism Isn’t an Excuse to Be a Jerk
Accountability is the line between a fair reason and an excuse. True empathy means caring about how your actions affect others, without expecting a free pass.


An Insider’s Look at Aspiritech’s Mission in Action
“Alongside our incredible team members and a deeply compassionate leadership team, we’ve built something great, and I’m proud to be employed here.”

Dumpster Vs. Ocean: A Better View of Pathological Demand Avoidance
The real questions to be asked are: How about we question the pathological demand for unchallenged compliance, and control over others? Why the perceptual bias?

Support Autistic Adults This Giving Season
Help us make the world a kinder, more inclusive place.