Hari Srinivasan

About

Hari Srinivasan is a Ph.D. neuroscience student at Vanderbilt University, an alum of UC Berkeley, a PD Soros Fellow, an Op-Ed Project Fellow, a Fellow at the Frist Center for Autism and Innovation, a non-federal member of NIH’s Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee, and on the boards/advisory boards of DREDF, ASAN, ASA, Duke U’s ACE, The Brain Foundation and Autism Europe.

Recent Posts

How Reasonable Are 'Reasonable Accommodations' at Work?

How does the ADA’s ambiguity on “reasonable accommodations” impact autistic workers? Uncover the hidden gaps in workplace accommodations.

Caught Between Tears and Stoicism

Neurodiverse individuals face conflicting expectations about emotional expression. Gus Walz's story reveals the bias and challenges around being authentic.

The Spectrum of Loss: Grief Through the Autistic Lens

The unique world of autistic grief demands a closer look at tailored support and understanding.

Dignity Remains Elusive for Many Disabled People

A Personal Perspective: I often feel like a charity case.