About Laurence Dr Laurence Arnold is an interdisciplinary scholar and advocate with over thirty years of experience in disability rights. He holds a PhD in Education, focused on researching the autistic community from a participatory and emancipatory perspective. In 2012, he founded Autonomy, the Critical Journal of Interdisciplinary Autism Studies, to provide a forum for autistic scholars to reclaim the academic discourse. Currently, he serves on the National Autism Project’s Autistic Advisory Panel and is a member of the National Autistic Taskforce. His work frequently explores the ethical dimensions of research and the intersection of the "Medical Model" with emerging technologies. His latest research investigates the economic and ethical implications of Artificial Intelligence as a potential tool for self-correcting algorithmic bias in disability services.

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Laurence's Articles This is a list of the latest articles and blog entries that Laurence has written. Participatory And Emancipatory Autism Research: What’s The Problem?A Campaign to end Discrimination in Human FertilisationGenetics, Eugenics and Autism. It is not too late for action. (reprint)The Autism Speaks Brain Bank, part 2.What you don't know can't hurt you, brain tissue donation. Click here to read all of Laurence's articles.

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