Sensory overload is something commonly experienced by people with autism. Unless one has experienced this sensation, it is difficult to understand what it feels like. However, as people are understanding autism better alongside technology, simulations have been created to mimic the sensation of sensory overload. Experience these simulations at TNW.
Thanksgiving is that one time a year when we pause, each in our own way, to reflect on life’s blessings. In three weeks, I…
Introducing the INSAR Community Collaborator Request (ICCR)
The Autistic Researchers Committee introduces a new initiative, the INSAR Community Collaborator Request (ICCR). This initiative aims to connect autism researchers with stakeholders who are interested…
CVS Backs Housing For People With Developmental Disabilities
CVS is committing millions of dollars toward housing for people with developmental disabilities and other underserved groups.
