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Bio

📰 Journalist and author 📰

👉🏽 Author & editor ‘Made Possible’ - a non-fiction book on diversity and human rights
👉🏽 UK-based freelance journalist writing for The Guardian, The Independent, Byline Times
👉🏽 Reporter at heart, former London Evening Standard social affairs correspondent, London local paper news editor and feature writer for women’s titles Marie Claire, Cosmo, She, B, Real
👉🏽 Chair of the charity Sibs, supporting disabled people’s siblings, and Ambassador for non-profit National Development Team for Inclusion
👉🏽 Interested in society and social justice issues, community, diversity, human rights, equality, disability
👉🏽 Shortlisted, National Press Awards
👉🏽 Proud sibling ❤️

🎧 Interviews about my book and neurodiversity include BBC Breakfast, BBC Radio 4 Today programme, BBC Radio 4 World At One, BBC Sussex & Surrey, British Institute of Human Rights, City Literary Institute, Disability Rights UK

📚My book ‘Made Possible’📚
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'A bold wake-up call for those who doubt what people with learning disabilities can do' – Sally Phillips
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'A call to arms to confront continued discrimination' – Sir Norman Lamb
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'A gem of an anthology... this collection will contribute to our growing understanding, acceptance and celebration of "neurodiversity’ – Simon Baron-Cohen