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Ever wondered why only 16% of autistic adults have a full-time job?
He worked alone, not a team player
Not a keeper or a stayer
Didn’t fit in, not really our sort
Talked about boring stuff not sport
We had to let him go
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Janine and three other autistic poets - Sez Thomasin, FR Kesby and Luke Hoggarth - will be delivering thought-provoking and entertaining verse for trade unionists.
At RMT National Education Centre on Thorne Road. RMT members who want to attend, please contact Janine.
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You sit me on a chair that hurts
In a classroom full of noise and light
You put a pen in my wrong hand
And tell me that I have to write
You speak in terms that don't make sense
You write in symbols I can't see
You talk to everyone at once
You talk to everyone but me
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Janine will be speaking about rights at work and performing some poetry at this celebration of autisticness!
Venue: Charlton House, Charlton Road, London SE7 8RE
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Janine will be:
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Neurotypicals
Seem odd because they can't see
The trees for the wood
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Janine takes the Disaffected Middle-aged Women to this excellent event ...
Celebrating the culture and unique talents of people with invisible disabilities, such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia and synaesthesia, this groundbreaking show will feature spoken word, comedy and live performance art by highly acclaimed artists with invisible disabilities.
Venue: Rich Mix London, 35-47 Bethnal Green Road, E1 6LA
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Venue: Sweet Werks - Werks 2, 15-17 Middle Street, Brighton BN1 1AL
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Venue: Hotel Pelirocco on Regency Square
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Join Janine, Paul Wady, Alain English, Jason Why and possibly others for an evening of autistic entertainers asking for your solidarity no your sympathy.
The Disaffected Middle-aged Women will be featuring in Janine's performance.
Venue: Tea House Theatre, 139 Vauxhall Walk, London SE11 5HL