October 16, 2018
Eleanor Banks is a self-advocate who has been recently diagnosed with autism. In this post,...
October 10, 2018
Michael John Carley is a self-advocate who frequently visits companies to discuss topics related to...
We’re Not “Bad at Sex,” But We Sure Are Bad at Teaching It – Part 1: “Be Afraid!”
October 03, 2018
Michael John Carley is a self-advocate who frequently visits companies to discuss topics related to...
Looking for Friends in All of the Right Places
September 26, 2018
In this article, Jennifer Rose writes about a friendship that’s based on their similarities and...
When a Parent of a Child Just Diagnosed With Autism Asked Me What to Do
September 19, 2018
Erin Clemens, a self-advocate, gives stellar advice about what to do if your child is...
Too Nice: Avoiding the Traps of Exploitation and Manipulation
September 12, 2018
The following post is by Jeanette Purkis, a self-advocate; and is taken with permission from...
Why Working Is Harder Than It Looks for Many People with Autism
September 05, 2018
Kay Lomas, a mother, writer, and a recently diagnosed self-advocate, discusses the difficulties of working...
How Back to School Season is Different for a Family Affected by Autism
August 29, 2018
Melanie Makovsky, a blogger, writes about how back to school for her family is different,...
Live in a dorm: The most important advice I’d give an autistic youth
August 22, 2018
Austin Shinn is a self-advocate who has Asperger’s Syndrome; he blogs to fight against the negative...
To Hug Or Not To Hug: Navigating ASD Social Interactions
August 15, 2018
Ethan Hirschberg is a teenager who blogs about his autism. In this post, Ethan responds...
RUN FOR AUTISM 15th Anniversary
August 08, 2018
This fall at the Marine Corps Marathon, the RUN FOR AUTISM will celebrate its 15th anniversary. ...
Dating Tips from a Man with Autism
August 01, 2018
Louis Scarantino is a self-advocate for autism. In this post, he provides 10 tips for...
