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“Rachel Lowenstein used to beat herself up for being unable to think on her feet during group meetings, eroding her confidence at work. Around the time she was diagnosed with autism in 2020, her company—advertising agency Mindshare—made supporting people like herself a part of her job.
Last year, she worked on neurodivergence campaigns for Google, Getty Images and others. Lowenstein helped Google curate its first neuroinclusive event, which featured sensory rooms, weighted blankets and fidget toys for participants. For stock-images distributor Getty, she created a photo library with portraits of autistic social-media influencers so the demographic could be better represented.
Lowenstein has learned to change how she interacts with people at work—by getting early downloads of what will be presented at meetings, for example—and now offers career tips to autistic workers on social media.” - The Wall Street Journal, 2024
https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/careers/jobs-for-the-autistic-grow-beyond-tech-b4eee329
“Being yourself is the most radical form of self love you can bring to the world’
https://plurawl.com/blogs/quien-tu-eres-podcast-news/embracing-autism-with-rachel-lowenstein
“My prediction for the future of travel marketing is that increasingly travel brands have to think about the role that social issues, political issues are having on travels.. and infuse that in to how you think about marketing.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ue5oFUQ3EE