6 Steps for Disagreeing with Your School District
January 27, 2021
This blog post has been adapted from “Chapter Four: Advocating for Your Child” of OAR’s
Autistic children may have trouble predicting movements
January 21, 2021
Autistic children have a harder time catching a ball than non-autistic children do, possibly because
“Siri, What’s the Best App for Navy Families Enrolled in EFMP?”
January 19, 2021
With all of this information literally at our fingertips, what is the best way to
COVID-19 Risk Varies Among Those With IDD, Study Finds
January 07, 2021
People with developmental disabilities face a greater chance of dying from COVID-19 as compared to others, but
Hire Autism: New Year, New Opportunities
January 07, 2021
We can all agree that last year was a bit hectic, to say the least.
Can Telehealth Bring Intervention Training to Rural Areas?
December 31, 2020
In November, OAR’s Board of Directors authorized funding for six new applied autism research studies
December 31, 2020
As an autism sexuality advocate, writer, and professional speaker, one question that people often ask
Kit for Kids Workbooks Offer Fun Ways to Promote Inclusion
December 31, 2020
It’s fun for students to learn about their classmates using the Kit for Kids peer
Announcing OAR’s First Children’s Art Contest
December 31, 2020
If your child is an aspiring artist or loves to doodle, then they (and you)
Get Active for Autism and Raise Money for OAR
December 31, 2020
OAR is kicking off Autism Awareness Month with our third annual Active for Autism 5K &
Don’t Miss Out on This Autism Education Grant Opportunity
December 31, 2020
OAR has expanded its commitment to peer education by awarding grants ranging from $500 to
