The theme of Autism Awareness Week this year is “What does peace of mind mean to you?” In my previous blog post, I explained that certain situations can quickly make me feel anxious. Fortunately, there are also things that do bring me peace of mind. I’ll talk about those in this blog post.
After writing a guest blog for Swink in 2024 and another one in 2025 as part of Autism Awareness Week, I’ve been asked to write a blog again this year. The theme is “What does peace of mind mean to me?” Good question—and a big one, too…
The theme of Autism Awareness Week is “What does peace of mind mean to you?” When I think about it myself, I ask: “Peace of mind—do I ever really have that?” In this blog, I’ll take you on a journey through my mind.
We train our digital accessibility specialists ourselves. This allows us to guarantee high quality and ensures that new colleagues quickly become familiar with our company. We mainly hire people with autism, which is why it is important that the training itself is also accessible. Specially for Accessibility Week, with its theme of ‘accessible education’, consultant Renate talks about this.
