As part of the DisAbility Affinity Group’s spotlight month, Trisha Matthews, the AG’s professional development chair, reflects on her experience advocating for herself as a woman engineer with autism.
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An Autistic Woman’s Guide to Asking for Help: Self-advocacy in the Workplace When Living With a Non-visible Disability
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