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Social media provides valued community spaces for autistic young people

By Nelya Koteyko, Professor of Language and Communication, Queen Mary University of London
Flo Bremner, Research Assistant in Linguistics, Queen Mary University of London
Jessica Aiston, Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Applied Linguistics, Queen Mary University of London

For some autistic young people online interactions provide a form of social contact that is more manageable than many physical settings.

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