Autism Within the Criminal Justice System
October 04, 2022
For this issue looking at safety and the criminal justice system, OAR sat down with
College Support Options for Autistic Students
August 29, 2022
Like their peers, many autistic students attend college. Of the 50,000 teens on the spectrum
Working Together Toward Full Inclusion
August 10, 2022
Inclusion is not a new concept to society or education. The belief that all students,
Supporting Autistic People with Significant Communication Needs
July 11, 2022
Because communication is integral to people’s ability to participate in their communities, the National Joint
What We Need to Know About AAC Interventions
May 31, 2022
One of the most significant characteristics of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a “delay in,
Why Community Engagement Is Needed in Gender/Autism Research
May 10, 2022
Community-based participatory research (CBPR) is driven by the communities for which the research is ultimately
April 06, 2022
We Reillys are a typical family making our way through the 21st century. My wife,
What Is the Role of a Parent Advocate?
March 09, 2022
It’s tricky to be a parent advocate in the autism community, especially if, like me,
Trying To Live A Life Like Theirs
February 02, 2022
As both an adult on the autism spectrum and an advocate for disability rights, my
January 04, 2022
Last month we celebrated OAR’s 20th birthday. At this time two decades ago, OAR was
Promoting Inclusivity in the Telehealth Movement
November 30, 2021
The emergency department (ED) is often a chaotic, loud, and, frankly, frightening place. Patients may
Tackling Employment Outcomes from All Angles
November 01, 2021
As a transition specialist, I had observed young adults falling off “the services cliff” —
