Our approach
How we work with the autistic and autism communities to turn evidence and insights into outcomes with real-world impact.
Our work
Explore the projects, programs and initiatives that turn evidence into practice.
We are committed to genuine co-production and co-design with autistic people, their families, carers and the professionals who work with them, so our work turns evidence into practical, tangible benefit for the community.
Evidence, collaboration and expertise in action
Aotearoa New Zealand Autism Guideline implementation, supports and services
We engaged with autistic people, parents, family/whānau and professionals across Aotearoa New Zealand to understand how well current autism supports are working and what needs to change.
Roadmap to strengthen autistic co-production and co-leadership in autism research
We worked with autistic people and research stakeholders to identify the barriers to meaningful research partnerships and develop a roadmap for change.
Community insights and unheard perspectives
We provided guidance on inclusive community engagement in the National Autism Strategy, identifying population groups who need a tailored approach to participate in consultation.
Research, co-design and community engagement to inform the National Autism Health Roadmap
We partnered with a national network of community organisations to undertake a co-design, research and community engagement process to inform the Australian Government's Autism Health Roadmap.
Removing educational barriers in Australian schools for autistic students (REBAS)
The REBAS project set out to understand educational strengths and needs among all autistic learners in Australia, including students with complex support needs and those facing multiple forms of marginalisation.
Research evidence and policy landscape mapping
The Australian Government commissioned us to undertake foundational research and co-design work to support the development of the National Autism Strategy.