The Shape Shift: square pegs don’t fit into round holes
Meltdowns are a child’s (or an adult’s) way of communicating they are in a situation that is too much for them or they have…
#AutismSweets – Cake decorators and autistic artists come together to spread acceptance #SugarArt4Autism
April 2, 2016 is World Autism Awareness Day – the Art of Autism seeking videos with the theme of What is your passion? Cakes…
The Autism Pastor: fear strips us of our humanity
“We have nothing to fear but fear itself.” –Franklin D. Roosevelt. By Lamar Hardwick Fear is a funny thing. It is not easily defined….
You Don’t Look Autistic
“You’re autistic?” By Leanne Libas The first thing most people say when I disclose my autism is, “Really?! You don’t look autistic.” I have…
Eye contact: is it important?
by Debra Muzikar “Kevin will use age-appropriate eye contact in (3 out of 4) verbal interactions with adults or peers in 4 trials as…
The Perspective Shift – living racialized autism the first anthology of its kind
All the Weight of Our Dreams: On Living Racialized Autism, the first anthology of its kind – a call for donations by Lydia Brown…
The Autism Shift: the visibly invisible – autistic people of color
I got it. You had to be tough to be black. There was no crying, no picky eating, none of this I can’t look…
The entrepreneur shift: a clothing company making unique clothes
Downs Design® and NBZ Jeans® with no buttons and zipperless jeans addresses dressing challenges for people with special needs. By Keri Bowers I recently…