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.
Autism Representation in the Media
January 06, 2020
Set to release this month on Disney+, Pixar’s newest animated short film, “Loop,” has sparked...
Webinar Features Successful Intervention
January 06, 2020
On December 11, OAR hosted a webinar that highlighted Unstuck and On Target, an executive...
Scholarship Applications Accepted Through May 4
January 06, 2020
OAR is accepting applications for the 2020 OAR Scholarship Program through Monday, May 4, 2020 at 11:59...
OAR Launches Hire Autism Nationwide
January 06, 2020
OAR created Hire Autism with the goal of helping individuals with autism find meaningful employment...
OAR Requests Research Proposals
January 06, 2020
OAR is currently accepting applications for the Graduate Research Grant Program and Applied Research Competition....
Guide to Safety Is a Useful Planning Resource
January 06, 2020
The new year is a great time to update your family, school, and crisis safety...
January 06, 2020
OAR’s board of directors serves a vital role in stewarding the funds of research and...
Reducing Anxiety in Preschool Children with ASD
January 06, 2020
In November, OAR’s Board of Directors authorized funding for seven new applied autism research studies...
Set Goals As A Self-Employed Artist
January 06, 2020
Many people with autism find comfort in structure, lists, and routines. Not me. I’m one...
Simulated Flight Experiences Make Travel Easier
December 02, 2019
The airport experience can be stressful for even a seasoned traveler, but for those on...
2020 Scholarship Application Period Opens
December 02, 2019
OAR is now accepting applications for the 2020 OAR Scholarship Program. The application period opened on...
2020 Applied Research Competition Now Open
December 02, 2019
Since 2002, OAR has funded more than 120 studies through its Applied Research Competition, totaling...
