Articles
Advocacy News
12.23.2022
Milestone wins for the autism community in federal bill
The hard work of advocates across the country and congressional champions for the autism community came to fruition with the passage of a federal
Advocacy News
12.21.2022
Autism Speaks recognizes public health leaders for meaningful changes to Montana’s Medicaid Program for Children and Young Adults
Autism Speaks recognized Lindsey Carter, Bureau Chief of the Developmental Disabilities Program at the Montana Department of Public Health, with a
Blog
12.19.2022
What autism has taught me, as a mom
Perhaps two of the greatest gifts autism has given me are the ability to communicate with or without words and responding to behaviors. Jonathan’s
Science News
12.2.2022
Autism Speaks and CAAAC host research conference for Chinese American community
Click here to learn about the inaugural conference on autism across the life span hosted by the Chinese American Association for Autistic Community
Blog
12.1.2022
Catching up with Scarlett: Autistic second grader and her super mom thrive in 2022
Catch up with 7-year old Scarlett D., who has progressed to a new school in a co-teaching classroom and started cheerleading, and learn how she and
Blog
11.29.2022
How to make the holidays more meaningful for yourself and your autistic loved ones
Making the holidays enjoyable for and inclusive of autistic people and their families is not necessarily about avoiding challenges. It is about doing
Press Release
11.17.2022
Autism Speaks MSSNG database provides data for world’s largest autism whole-genome sequencing study, revealing 134 autism-linked genes
Autism Speaks MSSNG database, the world’s largest autism whole-genome dataset, recently provided researchers from The Hospital for Sick Children
Blog
11.17.2022
Giving Thanks: Autistic adult credits his family, friends and therapy for his good life
My name is Sean H. I’m 34-years-old and I have autism. I was diagnosed at 2, but I didn’t really understand that I had autism until
Blog
11.16.2022
Tips for autistic people to make the holidays happy
Contributor Brigid Rankowski shares tools and supports to help other autistic people manage holiday gatherings.
Blog
11.16.2022
Home for the holidays: Ways to make sure your autistic child enjoys their break
Autism Response Team member Martha C. shares tips she uses to help her autistic son adjust to the change in schedule during his break from school.
Blog
11.16.2022
Autism-friendly holidays: How to make sure all is calm when all is bright
Mom J-Jaye loves the holidays. Her 17-year-old son, Jackson, who has profound autism, doesn’t always love them as much. Here she shares how her family
Expert Opinion
11.16.2022
Tips for creating an autism-friendly Thanksgiving
Holidays like Thanksgiving can be stressful for people with autism and their families. Here behavioral expert Arianna Esposito and self-advocate Anne
Blog
11.16.2022
Holiday safety plan
Irene van der Zande, founder and executive director of Kidpower, offers safety tips to have before families with autistic loved ones venture into
Blog
11.16.2022
Holiday air travel tips for autistic people and their families
Click here for autism travel tips. Talking, story telling, and using visuals about travel are among the tips to help make the process go smoothly.
Expert Opinion
11.16.2022
Five tips for success with toilet issues while on the road
Click here to read an expert opinion by psychologist and behavior analyst Daniel W. Mruzek, on successful travel during a road trip.
Blog
11.15.2022