What’s it Like to be Diagnosed With Autism as an Adult? New Research Takes a Closer Look
October 21, 2021
While autism research continues to evolve, access to assessments may pose a barrier to diagnosis, and cause
Why Everyone Should Read Books by Autistic Authors
October 20, 2021
I see it every year. Every April, scores of well-meaning booksellers, librarians, and other professionals
‘Sesame Street’ Expands Autism Resources
October 19, 2021
“Sesame Street” is offering up a host of new resources designed to help children with
Autism and Gender Dysphoria: 5.7% of Autistic Children Struggle With Gender Identity
October 14, 2021
Are people on the autism spectrum more likely to have gender identity confusion? Hoping to answer
Missed check-ups, delayed autism diagnoses among low-income children
October 12, 2021
Children from low-income families are diagnosed with autism about eight months later than their wealthier peers, regardless
October 06, 2021
In late August, Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) introduced a new version of
New Community Grant Competition Seeks Applicants
October 06, 2021
OAR and the Autism Intervention Research Network on Physical Health (AIR-P) have partnered to create
Share Your Feedback for a Chance to Win
October 06, 2021
OAR has published its online newsletter, The OARacle, monthly since 2002 and concurrently published nearly
Are You Ready for an Endurance Challenge?
October 06, 2021
The RUN FOR AUTISM Endurance Challenge is back for its second year. Join OAR for this 54-day exercise and
Celebrating a Job Seeker’s Success
October 06, 2021
How better to celebrate National Disability Employment Awareness Month than by sharing the story of
Volunteers Needed for New OAR Toolkit
October 06, 2021
OAR is developing a new digital resource to provide information and resources for late-diagnosed autistic
