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Alarming yet essential, this TEDx talk begins by unveiling the shifting prevalence of autism in children and challenges our readiness to accept these individuals as they grow into adulthood. With a personal journey through the experiences of adults with autism, the speaker confronts long-held stereotypes, advocating for greater understanding, acceptance, and inclusion in various social spheres. As we uncover the perspective of the 'neurodiverse', it becomes clear that the time to actively listen and learn is now. Maribeth Edmunds, Ed.D. is the founder and Chief Learning Officer of Edmunds Out Enterprises, an educational consulting firm whose mission is to build understanding about the lives of autistic children and adults. She has extensive experience in education as a former teacher, elementary school principal, and central office director. Her work in supervision, curriculum, instruction, assessment, strategic planning, and talent management has included training programs to support co-teaching for special education and regular education teachers in middle and high schools. Dr. Edmunds is a published author and presenter who advocates for inclusion. She currently chairs the Special Committee on Aging and Medical Needs for the Board of Eden Autism. Dr. Edmunds is expanding her advocacy efforts by organizing the New Jersey Autism Think Tank whose work will connect expertise in autism around the state. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx