by QRKIEZ | Jan 13, 2026 | History, Inspiration, Research on Neurodivergence
When people say a famous person or historical figure was “probably autistic,” they usually mean the person’s surviving letters, biographies, and reported habits sound consistent with common autism traits, such as differences in social communication and interaction,...
by QRKIEZ | Jan 5, 2026 | Entertainment, Inspiration, Media, Neurodivergent Voices
Aiden Delbis in Bugonia. Photo © Focus Features/Everett Collection. When a young actor steps into the spotlight and conveys authentic neurodivergent representation, it can feel like more than just a “breakout role.” It can feel like a door opening. That’s one reason...
by QRKIEZ | Dec 15, 2025 | Family, Mental Health, Research on Neurodivergence
If you’re raising an autistic child, teen, or young adult, you’ve probably seen how screens can be both a lifeline and a lightning rod. Tablets and games can soothe, teach skills, provide community, and offer a predictable and “safe” world. But for some neurodivergent...
by QRKIEZ | Dec 9, 2025 | Family, Research on Neurodivergence
Autism is a subject that is lately fraught with politics, and it’s often difficult to tell fact from propaganda. That’s why we at Qrkiez like to update our readers with important developments that have brought fresh attention and hope to families raising...
by QRKIEZ | Dec 1, 2025 | Children, Family, Neurodivergent Voices, School
Empathy, Patience, and Human Connection: Tutoring Special Needs Kids Michelle Waugh left academia to devote herself to special needs kids as a personal tutor. You can read about Michelle’s approach to tutoring here. In a recent interview on Mookie...
