The OARacle is a monthly electronic newsletter that discusses research findings, resources, news from around the autism community, and perspectives from parents, professionals, and educators. Read our most recent issue, subscribe to the OARacle, or browse our archives below.
OAR Recognizes First Hire Autism Navigators
November 07, 2019
Helping adults with ASD find meaningful employment requires the support of exceptional people like Diane...
Availability of Sensory-Inclusive Spaces Expands
November 05, 2019
Sports arenas have well-deserved reputations for being extremely loud, crowded, and over-stimulating, as anyone who...
OAR’s Graduate Grant Competition Is Open
November 05, 2019
OAR invites graduate students to submit proposals for new research studies that will commence July...
Next OAR Webinar Features Unstuck and On Target Curriculum
November 05, 2019
OAR invites you to a free webinar about the Unstuck and On Target intervention on...
Atten-Hut! An Updated Military Guide Is on Its Way
November 05, 2019
Military families face all the emotions and challenges that accompany having a child diagnosed with...
Audio Versions of Sex Ed. Guide Available
November 05, 2019
In October, OAR released an audio version of the Sex Ed. for Self-Advocates guide. Topics...
Your Contributions Enable Better Lives
November 05, 2019
The arrival of November means another year is quickly coming to a close, and our...
If Technology Is On Your Gift List, Read This
November 05, 2019
Are you looking to purchase a technology product as a gift for someone with autism?...
November 05, 2019
Our son, William, who is in the 8th grade, plans his Halloween costume a year...
November 05, 2019
Executive functions are the set of thinking skills that allow us to successfully set goals,...
Resources to Help Make Your Holidays Happy
November 05, 2019
It’s holiday season, a time of thanks, joy, and quality time spent with loved ones....
Virtual Reality as a Teaching and Therapy Tool
October 02, 2019
While the use of virtual reality in teaching and supporting people with autism is not...
