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A BC Transit employee is smiling in their Victoria head office. He is in a manual wheelchair, rolling towards the camera in business clothing. — A BC Transit employee in their Victoria office.

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Two women seated on a couch in conversation. The one on the left has Down syndrome.

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Autism/Neurodiversity, Organizational Culture, Training

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Lucas of Meridian Meats & Seafood outside of their store. He is a white high schooler with his arms crossed on his chest with a small smile.

Autism in the Workplace: Lucas’ Story

Accommodations, Autism/Neurodiversity, Customer Service

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Screengrab of texthelp's neurodiversity guide cover.

Unlocking Neurodiversity in the Workplace

Autism/Neurodiversity, Research & Reports

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Headshots of Lisa Beecroft and Bridgitte Anderson. Between them is a podcast icon with GVPOD.

Unlocking Talent Through Inclusive Hiring: Podcast Interview

Accommodations, Autism/Neurodiversity, Hiring

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Two employees are seated at a table with one looking at a laptop.

Working with a DESO: KPMG and Specialisterne

Autism/Neurodiversity, Hiring, Recruitment

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Photo of Calvin smiling slightly while sitting at his ICBC desk. He is an asian man with dark hair, wearing a grey shirt.

How an Autism Diagnosis Led Me to ICBC

Accommodations, Autism/Neurodiversity, Hiring

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Matthew Huang of SAP. He is seated on a round chair at SAP's Vancouver office, with colourful patterned floor all around. He is an Asian man with short dark hair, and a short sleeve top.

SAP Program Integrates People with Autism into Workforce

Autism/Neurodiversity, Recruitment, Training

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Calvin stands outside an ICBC office with his manager. He is a man of colour with short, dark hair, wearing a bright blue sweater. She is a white woman with long blonde hair and glasses, wearing a black sweater.

Calvin’s Story: Amended Interview Process

Accommodations, Autism/Neurodiversity, Recruitment

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Stock image of a business person wearing a longsleeve white blouse and typing on a laptop.

Elyse’s Story: Project Support Intern at Service BC

Autism/Neurodiversity, Co-op Programs & Internships

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A person of colour is pictured up close with short dark hair, holding a colourful square puzzle of some kind.

Autism at Work Provides Meaningful Employment

Accommodations, Autism/Neurodiversity, Strategy & Policy

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Working in Tech with Autism: Katherine’s Story

Accommodations, Autism/Neurodiversity

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A bakery employee is doing inventory on sale shelves. Their back is to the camera, and their blonde hair is in a ponytail.

Gabi & Jules Bakes Inclusion into Company Culture

Autism/Neurodiversity, B2B Untapped Talent Guide, Organizational Culture

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CAN goalie coach Sylvain Formo is instructing a young goalie with autism. He is wearing a black helmet and the youth is wearing a white one. They are both wearing blue CAN shirts and in discussion.

Former Goalie Finds Calling Coaching Autistic Youth

Autism/Neurodiversity, Hiring, Organizational Culture

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Neurodiversity, Work, and Me

Autism/Neurodiversity, Organizational Culture

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Erma, Megan and Maxwell stand in the stock room at London Drugs. Megan and Maxwell are wearing blue uniforms, and Erma is wearing a black one. They are all smiling.

Maxwell & Megan’s Story: Mentorship Makes a Big Difference

Accommodations, Autism/Neurodiversity, Retention

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CAN employee Siobhan smiles at the camera. She is a white woman with red hair pulled back, wearing black glasses.

Meet Siobhan: Former Participant to Employee

Accommodations, Autism/Neurodiversity, Recruitment

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Luke is a white man with short brown hair, stocking shelves at London Drugs. He is wearing a blue shirt with a black tie and name tag.

Luke’s Story: Customer Service at London Drugs

Accommodations, Autism/Neurodiversity, Customer Service

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Tyler and his manager Pauline stand in the produce section of the Hope BC Buy-Low Foods, both wearing red uniforms and black aprons and smiling.

Tyler Utilizes His Customer Service Skills

Accommodations, Autism/Neurodiversity

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Spring 2018 Employer Training Event

Autism/Neurodiversity, Training

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