Article in the Herald Scotland Read this article in the Herald about our outdoor workshops, organised by SWAN and Scottish Forestry which aim to give participants skills to go on to mentor, encourage and support other women with autism.
SWAN wins Scottish Social Services Award We arrived in Edinburgh from 6 different parts of Scotland all united by our pride in our identites as autistic women and swans. We represent the Scottish Women’s Autism Network (SWAN), each of us involved in varied capacities but all mutually invested in...
Head above the parapet award The recent nomination for the Scottish Social Services Awards held in the beautiful Mansfield Traquair in Edinburgh, was without a doubt a huge achievement for Scottish Women’s Autism Network (SWAN). Being given the visibility and recognition it deserves alongside some of the countries most...
Young SWANs speak Welcome to another new series – blog posts by our young SWANs. We are very excited to feature the voices of young autistic women. Our first young SWAN post comes from Jasmine Ghibli. I think we will see Jasmine’s writing a lot as an articulate activist...
Thought this might be useful to swan and other women’s groups
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The recording of this from Thursday is now up on YouTube. It was a lovely thing to take art in, thanks so much Monica Martins and WomenBeing Cat@Swan youtu.be/pPI-RMYaDfs
WomenBeing Talks 7: Disabled women
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THE SPEAKERS Dr Cationa Steward OBE is a co-founded of SWAN: Scottish Women’s Autism Network, in 2012, after completing her PhD research which focussed on th...The recording of Thursday's WomenBeing talk is now up on YouTube. Thanks again Monica Martins for inviting me, it was a lovely thing to take part in. Cat@Swan youtu.be/pPI-RMYaDfs
WomenBeing Talks 7: Disabled women
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THE SPEAKERS Dr Cationa Steward OBE is a co-founded of SWAN: Scottish Women’s Autism Network, in 2012, after completing her PhD research which focussed on th...I am thinking of doing some research on autistic counsellors/psychotherapists. I'm aware of two (apart from myself) in this group at the moment, though I've only met one...are there any more, and would anyone be interested in talking about this?
Could I just check, for someone who's not on Facebook, whether SWAN has a presence elsewhere on social media? Instagram?
