Temple grandin

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Countless women have contributed to horse history. In honor of Women's History Month, we spotlight three women and their contributions to the horse world.

Autism advocate and animal specialist Temple Grandin tells Helen O’Callaghan it is important to focus on strengths rather than deficits in children with autism

What is it like to be keenly intelligent and to care deeply about science and animal life—but to feel absolutely alienated from even the simplest human emotions and interactions? Temple Grandin knows, and her experiences offer rare insight into the enigma of autism.

Temple Grandin's latest book, The Autistic Brain, delves into the research that’s beginning to untangle the complex neurology of Autism Spectrum Disorder, brain by brain.

Temple Grandin (2010)

Autism activist and livestock industry consultant Temple Grandin in Fort Collins, Colorado. Grandin, who was born with Autism and fights for further understanding the condition, revolutionized the cattle industry bringing new slaughterhouse designs and new methods of animal welfare planning. She is currently a professor at Colorado State University. Shot for The New York times Magazine.