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Teen Wins Award For A Coding Program
In 2020, Sreenidi Bala, a teenager from Farmington, Connecticut, started a passion project that would change the lives of hundreds of autistic students.
Teen Wins Award For A Coding Program
In 2020, Sreenidi Bala, a teenager from Farmington, Connecticut, started a passion project that would change the lives of hundreds of autistic students.
RUN Athletes Offer Summer Training Tips
With summer heat waves upon us and fall marathons on the horizon, RUN FOR AUTISM’s Bank of America Chicago Marathon and TCS New York…
New Job Seeker Content on the Hire Autism Website
Hire Autism recently published two new employment-related articles on its website. These articles aim to provide much-needed answers to job seekers’ frequently asked questions.
A Journey of Growth and Understanding
Being an older brother to someone with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a journey filled with unique challenges and profound rewards. To provide insight…
Supporting Siblings of Autistic Children
Siblings of autistic individuals experience both benefits and challenges related to their sibling relationships. Benefits often include greater empathy, compassion, and resilience. Challenges…
I love to travel! It’s fun getting out of the house and exploring a new environment. But for us autistic people, traveling can bring…
Scholar Interview: Tory Ridgeway
Boundaries help us build trust, safety, and respect in relationships. How do you set and communicate boundaries with others around you? Clear communication yields…
Be Your Best Advocate: Tips for Building Confidence in your Social Skills
There are few events as satisfying as overcoming an obstacle. Navigating the politics, personalities, and job tasks required to hold your own…
Meet OAR’s Newest Navigator Cohort
Hire Autism welcomes its spring navigator cohort of eight talented volunteers. Congratulations to Debbie Lamb, Orissa Adams, Leon Carter, Lorraine Hernandez, Cherish Holder, Ganesh…
Evaluating a Program to Expand Transportation Options
In November, OAR’s Board of Directors authorized funding for eight applied autism research studies in 2024. These new grants, totaling $297,569, bring OAR’s total…
2024 Spring Webinar Series Concludes
This spring, OAR teamed up with several experts from its Scientific Council to deliver a three-part webinar series about autism education. This series included…
Earlier this year, OAR laid out a set of ambitious goals to continue engaging community members in celebration of April’s Autism Acceptance Month. OAR…