Autism death and empathy
by LeeAndra Chergey There is no perfect way to talk to anyone about death. Everyone feels, processes, and handles it differently, as if grief…
Breaking out: my autism story
by Leanne Libas, Age 18 We all are defined by labels. “You’re this. You’re that. You’re… .” Labels can be both a blessing and…
Autism and writing: how to teach your child to write
by Jessica Millis Research has shown that students with autism experience specific challenges regarding the learning process. Learning to write is a critical skill…
14-year old thrilled when Harry Styles signs a portrait she drew on the big screen at One Direction concert
by Debra Muzikar Fourteen-year old Nina Jensen of Denmark has a talent for portraits. When she draws a portrait of a person she admires,…
The hands of an artist – the hands of a golfer
Reflections on golf, creativity and the magic of being By Claudia Mazzucco ”Golf gives you an insight into human nature, your own as well…
German Artist Gee Vero and The Art of Inclusion
By Debra Muzikar Often I think about what one person who has a passion can accomplish. Gee Vero proves that a very simple art…
Autistic people don’t belong in jails and prisons. Take action today.
by Debra Muzikar As I write this, a couple of my friends have children who are facing incarceration. Their children are autistic. Autistic people…
The Autism Unveiled Project: A snapshot in 2015 into the world of #Autistic people
Autism Unveiled creates an incredible archive of what it’s like to be Autistic in the Year 2015 Autism Unveiled – why? by Debra Muzikar,…