Awareness

NBC's 'Parenthood' Tackles Adding a Dog to the Family

In NBC's Parenthood episode 'Left Fi... More...

Kerry's Korner #26: Peyton Plays Charlie Brown Theme Song

In this episode, I feature Peyton, a 13 year old with autism who gives us a first look into one of his passions in playing the piano. Peyton will be playing the piano in an interactive dinner theater play called "Tony and Liz Tie The Knot&quo... More...

Music Therapy and Autism

Andrew Littlefield, MM, MT-BC is a music therapist and Assistant Director at The George Center for Music Therapy, Inc. in the metro-Atlanta, Georgia area. The George Center has served hundreds of clients in the Atlanta area, many of ... More...

Parenthood is Back!

We were thrilled to see NBC's Parenthood come back with their season premiere '... More...

Innovative Toy Design from Purdue

We are students at Purdue University in an engineering design course, our team consists of 4 members: Kevin Morrisroe, Marissa Zon, Jim Brand, and Gautam Pansare. For this semester, our project is to design a non-electric toy that physically inter... More...

Get Involved on the National Day of Service and Remembrance

Today marks the eleventh anniversary of the 9-11 terrorist attacks on the United States. Autism Speaks encourages everyone to observe this National Day of Service and Remembrance which pays tribute to the victims and encourages citizens to ho... More...

Kerry's Korner #24: Walking for Autism Speaks

In this episode, I feature Walk Now for Autism Speaks, an initiative to raise funds and awareness for autism. In this episode I discuss my experience with the walks and how being involved has helped build my voice in the autism community. This wil... More...

Check out the apps for Autism Speaks!

Want a new way to help spread the word about the Walk?  Well now you can with the new custom iPhone and Android application!  Locate our new Walk Now for Autism Speaks mobile application through iTunes or the Android ... More...

Guitar Center presents Music Speaks

On Friday, July 27th, the employees of the 10 Chicagoland Guitar Center stores got together to play a show at the Double Door Chicago in an effort to raise money for Autism Speaks. All proceeds from the door cover charge were donated and all bands... More...

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