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How would you describe yourself both personally and professionally? I think intense might be an appropriate description! I'm someone who bursts with passion at times, once you get me talking about something I care about, it's difficult for me to stop! I tend to gravitate towards social justice issues, i remember i once left my entire team i worked with on an away trip because the owner of the restaraunt we had planned to visit had views I disagreed with! So i wandered around

Was there a specific moment or experience that inspired you to become a writer in the disability space? In May 2021, my son was diagnosed with epilepsy and my world crumbled.  I was forced to take a hard look at my life. On the one hand, I was worried about paying raging health bills, on the other I was desperate to keep a part of my old life as co-founder and manager of Lara Guide Dog School, and my mental health in one piece.  Starting my own business was a leap of faith in

How would you describe yourself, both personally and professionally? I’m Nigerian born, UK raised, a mother, a cancer thriver, an unapologetic inclusionist, and someone who believes deeply in the power of voice, especially when it shakes the table. Personally, I’m led by faith, purpose and a fierce desire to leave the world better than I found it. Professionally, I’m a strategist, speaker, and founder who consults on and lives inclusion. I have skin in the game literally, whi

October is ADHD Awareness Month , and I identify as neurodivergent and AuDHD.  Let's explore the power and the paradox of neurodivergent self-identity labels.  I am Charlie Hart, known on social media as ‘Ausome Charlie’.  Yes, that is ‘Ausome’  with an ‘Au’  for ‘Autistic’ - one of my own positive self-labels right there! Self-labelling and its significance When I realised I was autistic in 2018, I set up the Twitter account @AusomeCharlie and found a thriving mutually suppo

This month, as we prepare for the 1 Day Rebellion  online event, I want to share a little more about myself and why creativity is at the heart of everything I do. I’m a spiritual artist, writer, speaker and workshop facilitator. My mission is to help people reconnect with themselves, find purpose, and heal. I work especially with those navigating neurodiversity, invisible disabilities, cultural challenges and business entrepreneurs, using art and words as tools for empowermen