Society’s views about autism have changed significantly over time. But there is still plenty of work to be done to achieve fair and equitable access to services, employment, education, and other resources. Progress must also be made to ensure full inclusion in the community. Read about the experiences of others and learn how to advocate for yourself and the autism community.
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Register for this webinar, which will take place on May 20th. Dr. Hui Zhang will share a community-informed approach to connecting research with meaningful support.
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A mother pursued answers for years about her autistic son’s complex medical issues. Learn what she discovers.
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In this recorded webinar, Natasha Nelson presents a call to action for researchers, families, and clinicians. She discusses why disparities exist in Black communities and what needs to change to turn awareness into action.
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The Henrys got genetic news about their son from the SPARK autism study. But that didn’t end their research journey.
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This SPARK Research Match Summary Report describes a study about the self-reported strengths and talents of autistic adults
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Esta presentación explora la salud de familias cuidando niño/as con discapacidades del desarrollo incluyendo el autismo y describe una intervención desarrollada para promover la salud de familias Latinas. Un ejemplo de una de las sesiones estaré presentado, manejando el estrés.
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Twins Kira and Aliya share many things: a bright smile, a love of art, and a strong resemblance to each other. The 10-year-olds also share the same condition: severe autism.
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In this recorded webinar, the presenters provide an overview of special education law, including eligibility, the evaluation process, educational placements, extended school year (ESY), transition planning, and dispute resolution.
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In this recorded webinar, Stephen Shore, Ed.D., discusses how deficits and challenges attributed to autism can be reframed as strengths.
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This SPARK Research Match study looks at the relationship between camouflaging and anxiety and depression amount autistic adults.
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