Curtin graduate Jacinta Reynolds works as Neurodiversity & Inclusion Cultivator at idoba.
Written by Alumni & Friends
At the age of 14, Curtin University graduate Jacinta Reynolds was diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, a form of autism spectrum disorder.
Despite being told that she would never go to university, Jacinta graduated from Curtin in 2017 with a Bachelor of Science majoring in Physics and specializing in Astrophysics.
Today, Jacinta is passionate about advocating and helping other neurodivergent people reach for the stars as a Neurodiversity and Inclusion Cultivator at idoba.
Jacinta shares her advice on becoming better allies for our neurodiverse colleagues in the workplace and beyond.💛
Read Jacinta’s article here.
Written by Alumni & Friends
