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NEUROWRX
A Global Alliance
Neurowrx is a global alliance of corporations, non-profit organizations, and individuals working together to foster and inspire employment for people on the autism spectrum (AS) in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math (STEAM) industries
We value transparency, quality, autonomy, collaboration and diversity.
Increase Employment
Provide a forum for individuals on the autism spectrum, their employees and the broader business community to increase employment of individuals on the autism spectrum in STEAM?
Advertise
Advertise the strengths, talents and business benefits of neurodiversity
Share and Promote
Share, promote and collaborate on best practices for employing individuals on the autism spectrum in STEAM
Increase Opportunity
Remove obstacles and increase opportunities for individuals on the autism spectrum to achieve their employment goals
About us
Neurowrx was launched after 13 companies actively working on this mission were invited by AT&T to come together in Dallas to learn, share and connect in order to be more effective. With founding members already from Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas, the vision is to foster a world-wide sharing network to educate the globe about the business advantages arising from employing people on the autism spectrum in STEAM.
Neurowrx also aims to empower companies and employees to implement effective and profitable employment models through the provision of open-source resources, collaboration and consultation.
Become a Member
Neurowrx members enjoy special privileges and perks, such as access to our content repository, introductions to potential partners, and opportunities to exchange information and resources. Membership is open to individuals on the autism spectrum, companies who currently or plan to employ individuals on the autism spectrum, advocates for individuals on the autusm spectrum and organizations who provide services to individuals on the autism spectrum. Interested in joining Neurowrx? Click here.
"When you've met one person with autism, you've met one person with autism."
Dr. Stephen Shore
