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Getting Rid of Masking: How Neurodivergent Employees Can Feel Comfortable in the Workplace

By Menachem Rephun, Communications Manager, Creative Spirit For many neurodivergent professionals, “masking” is an all too...
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Neurodiverse ERGs: What They Are, How to Build Them, and Why They’re the Future of the Workplace

By Menachem Rephun, Communications Manager, Creative Spirit From the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act...
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For Neurodivergent Jobseekers, AI Presents New Opportunities for Success

By Menachem Rephun, Communications Manager, Creative Spirit In 2025, AI is becoming an integral part of...
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Celebrating 35 Years of the ADA: How We Can Build on Progress and Transform Disability Rights

By Menachem Rephun, Communications Manager, Creative Spirit The signing of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)...
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Words Matter: Why Ableist Language is Harmful, and How to Overcome It

By Menachem Rephun, Communications Manager, Creative Spirit In today’s world, the idea that slurs or insults...
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How To Elevate Neurodiverse Business Leadership in 2025

By Menachem Rephun, Communications Manager, Creative Spirit In 2025, the talents of neurodiverse professionals, including innovative...
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Recognizing the Link Between Employment, Mental Health, and Neurodiversity for Mental Health Awareness Month

By: Menachem Rephun, Communications Manager, Creative Spirit For over 70 years, Mental Health Awareness Month (MHAM)...
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The Unintended Consequences of Unkindness

By Laurel Rossi, Co-Founder, Creative Spirit Ariel Winter was just a child — the bright, brainy...
This image shows two individuals sitting at a table conducting a job interview. The interviewer is shown smiling with a text bubble above her filled with letters. The interviewee appears confused, with a tangled thought bubble above her. At the bottom of the image is a caption reading "The Ambiguous Interview". The image reflects the challenges frequently faced by neurodiverse job seekers, and represents the original article "The Interview Process Desperately Needs an Overhaul to Include Neurodiverse Employees. Here’s How It Can Happen." by Creative Spirit Communications Manager, Menachem Rephun.

The Interview Process Desperately Needs an Overhaul to Include Neurodiverse Employees. Here’s How It Can Happen.

By Menachem Rephun, Communications Manager, Creative Spirit For most people, the interview process is one of...
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