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Autism Speaks Appoints Kelli Seely Chief Marketing Officer… overall marketing and communications strategy for Autism Speaks, furthering the organization’s mission through advocacy and support; increasing understanding and acceptance of people with autism spectrum disorder; and advancing research into causes … of propelling positive change to help people with developmental disorders. I look forward to collaborating with a new group of visionaries at Autism Speaks to make a difference in the lives of the millions impacted by autism around the … a spectrum of solutions for tomorrow for people on the spectrum. ### To learn more about Autism Speaks and how you can support the mission, visit www.AutismSpeaks.org.    About autism Autism, or autism spectrum disorder, refers to a broad …

A guide to resources we offer from screening to adulthood… an autism diagnosis and in accessing related services. To help reduce this disparity, we are committed to providing support to our Hispanic community. Resources At autismspeaks.org you will find a tab,  ¿Que es el autismo?  which provides … their child’s autism diagnosis. Manual de Defensa  helps autistic individuals and their families advocate for services and supports they need. Manual de Planificación Financiera  provides parents tips on accessing financial support and planning … Tony’s experience  adulting on the spectrum. Social Media Voces Latinas de Autism Speaks is our Spanish speaking Facebook group to support parents and autistic individuals. Through this network, we share resources and experiences to build our …

Karl Wittig, a retired electronics engineer, reflects on his late diagnosis and career journey… spectrum disorder. His diagnosis gave him a deeper understanding of his differences and allowed him to find a tight-knit support group of other autistic adults. In this Q&A, Karl talks about his journey to an autism diagnosis and his three secrets to … I had finally nailed it. After my diagnosis, I became very engaged in the autistic communities. I started going to support meetings, which I’ve been going to and facilitating ever since. I’m part of an organization now called Aspies for …