As the United Kingdom began to return to something resembling normality, young people with Autism and SEN had, and continue, to get to grips with engaging with their peers, co-workers, and strangers once more.
Spencer Cotterell is autistic, a young filmmaker, and a graduate of the University of East London. He decided to tackle this topic head-on by producing a short animation that represented this experience of interacting socially after having spent such a long stretch of time in relative isolation. Collaborating with the National Autistic Society, the animation depicts some of the struggles that re-integration this can entail in particular for young people with Autism and SEN.
While not widely viewed on YouTube, it has found much resonance among multiple charitable and advice-giving Facebook pages, and is of key interest to anyone seeking to understand this subject further.