fathers

One Dad's Musical Journey Through April

This blog post is by Larry Grogan. He has been writing about music for more than 25 years, first in fanzines, then in newspapers and eventually moved onto the internet in 2000 with a web zine, which evolved into the ... More...

Hiking Kilimanjaro for Sophie

This blog is by Christina Markish, Field Operations: Chapter Developement in Washington, D.C.

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Autism in the Family: Getting the Big Picture

This post is by Robert Naseef, Ph.D., the author of the new book Autism in the Family: Caring and Coping Together from Brookes Publishing. He i... More...

USA Bobsled & Skeleton Entering Fourth Year Partnership

This post is by Darrin Steele the CEO of the USA Bobsled and Skeleton Team.

 

USA Bobsled & Skeleton is proud to be entering our fourth year as a partner 

with Autism Speaks. The Autism Speaks bobsled ha... More...

Answers to Isolation and Ignorance

Ron Fournier is the Editorial Director of National Journal.  His recent cover story, “... More...

Seeing the World Through Martin's Lens

This blog post is by Matt Ramirez who is happily married with two beautiful children. When not taking pictures, he manages the global instructional design team for a large bank.

I never expected that photography would be an activit... More...

Loving Lampposts: Living Autistic

This blog post is by Todd Drezner, Director/Editor of Loving Lampposts

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Genes, Older Dads and Autism

What’s with the new research that links autism and genetic mutations with having an older father? My wife and I were in our 20s when we had our child. So were many of the people we know whose children likewise have autism.... More...

Troops in Contact

The following blog post by an Army Sergeant Major deployed to Afghanistan, who must remain otherwise anonymous, demonstrates vividly the extraordinary challenges faced by our military members raising children with autism. Visit '... More...

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