
Official X account for Aspect(Autism Spectrum Australia), at the forefront of national autism service provision, practice and research #aDifferentBrilliant
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ALT A promotional graphic for a free webinar about online dating experiences among autistic adults. Two hands hold smartphones against a dark blue background. Each phone displays a dating app interface with the word “dating” at the top and profile photos: on the left, a smiling woman labeled “Judy, 26,” and on the right, a smiling man labeled “Jack, 35.” Beneath each profile are large red “X” and green heart buttons, suggesting swipe-style choices. At the bottom of the graphic, a beige wave-shaped panel contains event information. On the left it reads “FREE WEBINAR” followed by the title “Finding connection online: Autistic adults’ experiences of dating, disclosure and safety.” In the center is an orange circle with the words “REGISTER NOW.” On the right, the date and time are listed as “24 March 2026, 12.30–1.30 pm (AEDT).”

ALT A promotional poster showing a diverse audience seated in a theatre or auditorium. In the foreground, a young child wearing large over-ear headphones sits beside an adult, both smiling and watching a performance. Other audience members of different ages and appearances are visible in soft focus behind them, suggesting a full venue. Text on the poster reads: “How accessible are services and places for Autistic people in Australia? Help us find out!” To the right, an orange circle includes the words “Take the survey,” a short web link, and a QR code. Along the bottom are logos from Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect), the Aspect Research Centre for Autism Practice, Griffith University, CliniKids, The Kids Research Institute Australia, and The University of Western Australia.

ALT Three people are posing happily against a light background with abstract peach and coral shapes. The person on the left, with long brown hair and wearing a black top and leopard print pants, is forming a heart shape with their hands. The person in the center, seated in a power wheelchair and wearing a bright red dress, is smiling and gesturing with both hands near their face. The person on the right, wearing a tropical-themed shirt and a watch, is smiling with one hand to their ear and the other on their chest. Text on the left reads: **"Be first in line.** Register now for early access to the FREE resource pack." Text on the right inside a coral shape reads: **"World Autism Understanding Month April 2026"**.

ALT Promotional graphic for a podcast episode titled "Autism and grief" from the "a different brilliant" series by Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect). The image features two women: on the right, Jennifer Lowe, an autism researcher with straight blonde hair and a black top, smiling at the camera; and in the upper left, Madeleine Jaine Lobsey, wearing red glasses, hoop earrings, and a pink top, smiling with her hands clasped. A circular badge with the text "LISTEN NOW" overlaps the bottom center. The Aspect logo and podcast title appear in a graphic on the lower right. The text reads: "Autism and grief. Madeleine Jaine Lobsey is joined by Jennifer Lowe, autism researcher." The background is a gradient of light blue and navy.

ALT A promotional graphic from The University of Western Australia. At the top is the university's logo, which includes a black swan and the motto "Seek Wisdom." Below the logo, bold text reads: "Are you an Autistic young person (aged 12–21) living in Australia?" Followed by smaller text: "You are invited to join a research team as an advisor in a new project!"


























