# Jo Case
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jo case is a writer and editor based in Adelaide, Australia. She was born in South Australia in 1975.
She has served as senior writer and editor at the Wheeler Centre, an institution dedicated to the discussion and practice of writing and ideas, Program Manager of Melbourne Writers Festival (2015 and 2016), and as Books Editor for The Big Issue (Australia).Case's first book, Boomer and Me: A memoir of motherhood, and Asperger’s was published by Hardie Grant in Australia in April 2013, and in the United Kingdom in May 2013.
AWW25: Between Colonial Archives and Indigenous Memory - Natalie Harkin and Jackie Huggins
Natalie Harkin talks with Jackie Huggins and Jo Case about her new work Apron-Sorrow/Sovereign-Tea, a history of Aboriginal domestic service and unwaged labour in South Australia that is imbued with the concept of archival justice.
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Mon 03 Mar, 1:15pm | North Stage
Fiona Wright on 'Someone like Me: An anthology of non-fiction by Autistic writers'
It goes without saying that due to misrepresentations of Autism in media and popular culture, many Autistic people miss out on seeing themselves, their unique experiences and their triumphs, platformed or seen.
In the new anthology Someone Like Me, award-winning author Fiona Wright reflects on her…
Khadija Gbla on autism visibility, breaking generational trauma, and refusing to stay silent
Khadija Gbla is an absolute force to be reckoned with - and we've been closely following her work for a long time.
If she's not on your radar already - Khadija is a leading human rights activist and writer, amongst many other things. She was born in Sierra Leone, spent her youth in Gambia, and, as …
High Support Needs and Autism with Sienna Macalister
This week Monique chats with Sienna Macalister (they/them), who listeners may know by their Instagram handle @sienna.stims, about being an Autistic person with high support needs. Sienna is a non-binary, ‘unreliably speaking’ Autistic advocate, diagnosed with Autism Level 3. They are multiply neuro…
Someone Like Me: Featuring readings from several contributors
In this episode, a recording taken from the launch of the anthology, Someone Like Me. In the book, edited by Clem Bastow and Jo Case, 25 Autistic gender-diverse and women writers explore their experiences – and explode stereotypes.
This groundbreaking anthology ranges from sex, living room dance …
Writing Unmasked: Autistic Head Cannon - Weekly Writing Contest
Part of our 12-Week Writing Series for autistic creatives and late-diagnosed adults.
In this episode of Writing Unmasked, Dr. Angela Kingdon is joined by writer and editor Jo Case to explore the hidden neurodivergent depths of beloved book characters. Together, they dive into the emotional power of…
SOMEONE LIKE ME by Clem Bastow, Jo Case [Eds.], read by Kira Fixx, Scott Turner Schofield, Vera Tan, Sean Patrick Hopkins, Subhadra Newton, Elaine Wang, Sanya Simmons
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To push back against the stereotype that all autistic people are cisgender white men, editors Clem Bastow and Jo Case have brought together twenty-five women and gender-diverse autistic writers. AudioFile’s Kendra Winchester and host Jo Reed discuss these writers and their lived experiences. Togeth…
#41 - Autism and Monotropism w/ Fergus Murray
In this episode of Autistic FM, host Haje Kamps welcomes Fergus Murray, a passionate advocate for neurodivergent awareness and understanding. With a rich background as an educator and private tutor for neurodivergent students, Fergus shares powerful insights into the unique experiences faced by tho…
Someone Like Me with Clem Bastow and Jo Case
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In the latest Middletown Podcast, we chat to Australian authors Clem Bastow and Jo Case about “Someone Like Me”, a new anthology of autistic writing that they have edited. We talk about how the book came about and the importance of real representation.
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