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Intro: 00:00
Presentation: 2:04
Q&A : 46:22


Sorrell from Coventry Libraries into 1:42
Who are the experts? 3:10
Small changes can make a big benefit 5:42
books 7:36
Autism friendly library success 9:25
Global interest 11:16

Sarah on understanding autism: 12:05
What is sensory overload? 13:01

Logan on communicating with Autistic people 15:05
Logan's tips for autism friendly Libraries: 16:35

Sarah on sensory friendly environments: 20:57

Chealsea talks about her library experiences: 24:51

Sarah on how to let people know you're an autism friendly environment: 31: 23
Provide signs, instructions and equipment: 32:12
Sarah's tips and suggestions: 33: 07
Going a step further: 35:02
Hosting autism specific events: 39:13
Promoting your autism friendly work: 42:09




Q&A start: 46:22
Sarah Intro: 46:41
Michelle talks about the Life Will Never be Dull book she illustrated: 47:30
Autism terminology ("person with autism" or "autistic person"?): 51:00
Chelsea talks about negative library volunteering experience: 54:22
Michelle talks about Autism friendly events: 56:48
What makes a good Autism friendly working environment? 1:00:13
How do you engage with the Autism community to let them know about events? 1:11:22
Is Asperger's Syndrome a taboo term? 1:14:50
Self-diagnosed Autism: 1:16:43
Should noise cancelling headphones be provided in the library?1:19:40
Social Stories: 1:25:12
Logan talks about his job with Autek. How can virtual tours make a venue more accessible? 1:28:21
Autism assessment waiting room 1:29:38
Is displaying photos of Library staff helpful? 1:30:58
Is there a crossover between Autism friendly and dementia friendly spaces? 1:33:49
Online meeting vs in person meeting 1:35:57
Autism friendly job interviews 1:41:44
How to set up a sensory room 1:43:43
End of Q&A and final thank you to everyone 1:49:43


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