The Science of Autism & Women: Unseen and unheard

⭐ Join us at the University of Oxford for "The Science of Autism & Women: Unseen and unheard"—your tickets are your gateway to this enlightening talk. Highlights 🎤 Engaging talk followed by an interactive Q&A session 💡 Explore the unique challenges faced by autistic women 📚 Grounded in research, professional insights, and lived experiences 🌟 Hosted by Dr. Catriona Stewart, founder of SWAN General Info 📅 Date: 7 December 2026 🕒 Time: 7:00 PM ⏱️ Duration: 2h 30min 📍 Venue: University of Oxford - Saïd Business School, Park End Street, Oxford OX1 1HP ♿ Accessibility: this venue is wheelchair accessible 👤 Age requirement: This is an 18+ event Description Discover the often-overlooked experiences of autistic women and why so many remain unseen and unheard. This talk, followed by a Q&A, explores how autism presents in girls, women, and individuals AFAB. Highlighting unique challenges like navigating social expectations and accessing mental health support, Dr. Catriona Stewart grounds her insights in research and lived experiences. Arrive early as doors open at 7pm and the talk begins promptly at 7.30pm. Don't miss this chance to foster greater awareness and understanding. Get your tickets now for "The Science of Autism & Women: Unseen and unheard" in Oxford!