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Changing the way we look at autism through video games

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The CONNECT collective, a research team led by neurodivergent people, continues its mission of inclusion with an innovative initiative: a video game project designed to promote greater acceptance of autism and fight stigma.

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Changing the way we look at autism through video games

The CONNECT collective, a research team led by neurodivergent people, continues its mission of inclusion with an innovative initiative: a video game project designed to promote greater acceptance of autism and fight stigma.

·Saint John, Canada
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tj.news broke the news in Saint John, Canada on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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