The final chapter of Snowdrop: The Spikeshuffler đŠ We hope you enjoyed our special animated audio version of the book. Thanks again to Chris Barron, Peter Barron Media and Jonathan Raiseborough Illustration for making this possible.
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Are you ready for the penultimate chapter of Snowdrop: The Spikeshuffler? đŠ âThere was a blood-curdling screech of brakes, a muffled scream and then an ear-splitting impactâŠâ Find out whatâs happening by watching Chapter 9: Revenge
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đŠ Our animated audio version of Snowdrop: The Spikeshuffler continues⊠âIt was a face – a strong, reassuring face. The face of his father.â Find out whatâs happening in Snowdropâs world by watching Chapter 8: Destiny:
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The story of a little white hedgehog’s battle against the odds continues: “Deep inside his thicket, Snowdrop hardly slept that night…”
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The story continues…Chapter 6 of Snowdrop The Spikeshuffler. ‘Heaven was blue. Blindingly blue. So astonishingly blue that it brought tears to his eyes.’
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Today we wanted to share with you a couple of âbehind the scenesâ insights that came from our Neurodiversity Think Tank, about autism acceptance. The group – comprised of autistic adults – is a joint initiative between us (North East Autism Society) and Infinite Autism, to help inform and shape our services. We loved these…
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To help us process the mountains of information and posts being shared on social media this week, we have asked Kieran Rose, the Autistic Advocate, to list his top three helpful resources for understanding #autismacceptance. It doesnât take much more than a cursory search of the word âautismâ at the moment to discover the minefield…
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One of the goals of Autism Acceptance Week is to highlight and celebrate some of the amazing autistic people in our world. So the Great Minds Historic Walking Tour was going to tick all the boxes. Not only was it going to be led by the incredible Alexander Iles , who is himself autistic. And…
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As we near the end of #autismacceptance week, illustrator Jonathan Raiseborough shares with us the final drawing in a series of three, graphically illustrating the need for âidentity firstâ language when talking about autism. He said: âSo far the responses to me about the cartoons have been positive – they seem to resonate with autistic…
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Did somebody say L O N D O N? Yes! For the second year our #autismacceptance words have made it all the way #ontotheboards of the London Underground. For the vital front line workers commuting, for the amazing staff still working there and for any of thousands of others who will see this online…
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