The Autism Manifesto: Goals For A Compassionate Society

By Peter J Clark

You can help build a world where every autistic person feels understood, respected, valued, and happy.

For too long, autism has misunderstood, with society throwing up barriers that stop autistic people being recognised and valued for who they are and what they can do.

But the tide is turning. The Autism Manifesto empowers YOU to make a difference, to be the change you want to see

This ground-breaking manifesto is a blueprint for a better world, dismantling those barriers and educating the world, one compassionate thought at a time.

Learn all about...
- Reframing Autism - from a disorder to a useful neurotype
- Promoting neurodiversity as a new way of thinking and thriving
- Enhancing Home Life - making autistic life easier and happier
- Transforming care - with liberating person-centred support
- Navigating welfare systems - for a stable, worry-free future
- Revolutionising healthcare - with autism training & adjustments
- Inclusive education - sensory-friendly classes and no bullying
- Autism-friendly workplaces - from recruitment to career goals
- Justice - educating law enforcement with fair representation
- Enriching the community - with sensory-friendly public spaces

This isn't a utopian fantasy; it's an achievable vision. Join the Autism Info Center on this vital mission to change the world. The time for change is now

What will you find in this invaluable Manifesto for a more compassionate, inclusive society?

Part 1 - Understanding autism: The foundation
Chapter 1: Reframing autism: Beyond deficits, cures & treatments
Chapter 2: The importance of neurodiversity

Part 2 - The 10 Pillars of Inclusion: Areas for Change
Chapter 3: Home and family life
Chapter 4: Care and support settings
Chapter 5: Social and welfare systems
Chapter 6: Healthcare settings
Chapter 7: Education settings
Chapter 8: Work and industry
Chapter 9: Law enforcement and the legal system
Chapter 10: Local authorities and government bodies
Chapter 11: Public spaces
Chapter 12: Leisure, culture, and community life

Part 3 - The way forward: Action and advocacy
Chapter 13: Your role in creating change
Chapter 14: A vision for an inclusive future

About the author...
Peter J Clark is a highly qualified autistic social care worker and a successful writer, researcher, and advocate for greater recognition, understanding and rights in society for autistic and neurodiverse people. He has UK Level 3 qualifications in Social Care and Autism, and has written several helpful books on autism and social care. He is the driving force behind the global Autism Info Center (www.autisminfocenter.org) which educates, campaigns, and calls for meaningful changes in society to allow autistic and neurodiverse people live happier, more meaningful, and truly integrated community lives.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0FL84XWZJ
• ISBN13: 9798296612106
• Release Date: August 2025
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 364 Pages
• Weight: 1.07 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.0" x 9.0"