Jodi Lamanna currently works in the field of systemic advocacy, policy and research around disability. Jodi has previously worked on research projects in the tertiary sector focusing on equity, disability and higher education Jodi has published academic articles, and co-edited a book on career development learning and the United Nations sustainability development goals.

The stories that Jodi has collected give us a wonderful insight into the minds and worlds of late-diagnosed autistic females. Autistic females will resonate with what they read in this book and feel the great strength in knowing that they are not alone. Warm, real and inspiring, this is a valuable contribution to our understanding of the lives of autistic females.

Jodi Lamanna currently works in the field of systemic advocacy, policy and research around disability. Jodi has previously worked on research projects in the tertiary sector focusing on equity, disability and higher education Jodi has published academic articles, and co-edited a book on career development learning and the United Nations sustainability development goals.

The stories that Jodi has collected give us a wonderful insight into the minds and worlds of late-diagnosed autistic females. Autistic females will resonate with what they read in this book and feel the great strength in knowing that they are not alone. Warm, real and inspiring, this is a valuable contribution to our understanding of the lives of autistic females.

Jodi Lamanna currently works in the field of systemic advocacy, policy and research around disability. Jodi has previously worked on research projects in the tertiary sector focusing on equity, disability and higher education Jodi has published academic articles, and co-edited a book on career development learning and the United Nations sustainability development goals.

The stories that Jodi has collected give us a wonderful insight into the minds and worlds of late-diagnosed autistic females. Autistic females will resonate with what they read in this book and feel the great strength in knowing that they are not alone. Warm, real and inspiring, this is a valuable contribution to our understanding of the lives of autistic females.