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Interview
2024 interview with Peter Cullum CBE, Chairman of the Cullum Family Trust, who provides funding and support in the development of the Cullum Centres alongside the National Autistic Society. Peter discusses the creation of the Trust and its aims, as well as the beginning of the Trust’s work with the National Autistic Society and the development of the Cullum Centres. He also discusses his personal connection to autism through his family, and the challenges faced by autistic children in mainstream education. Peter talks about the changes he’s seen in public perception over his time working with the National Autistic Society and his hopes for the future of both the Cullum Centres and the acceptance of autistic individuals in wider society.
In our Words is a place to share different experiences and viewpoints from the National Autistic Society’s history. Opinions expressed are those of the person sharing their story, and this does not indicate they are the views of the National Autistic Society.
Oral History Interview with Peter Cullum CBE
2024 interview with Peter Cullum CBE, Chairman of the Cullum Family Trust, who provides funding and support in the development of the Cullum Centres alongside the National Autistic Society. Peter discusses the creation of the Trust and its aims, as well as the beginning of the Trust’s work with the National Autistic Society and the development of the Cullum Centres. He also discusses his personal connection to autism through his family, and the challenges faced by autistic children in mainstream education. Peter talks about the changes he’s seen in public perception over his time working with the National Autistic Society and his hopes for the future of both the Cullum Centres and the acceptance of autistic individuals in wider society.
In our Words is a place to share different experiences and viewpoints from the National Autistic Society’s history. Opinions expressed are those of the person sharing their story, and this does not indicate they are the views of the National Autistic Society.
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