Empowering through the Arts
Art of Autism artists recently participated in a project with the University of Exeter and the production company Calling the Shots as part of…
When strangers came to visit my booth, they asked, “Did you really take all of these photos?” They did not know that an autistic…
“…the notion of a “neurotypical savior” who brings a severely challenged and mistreated autistic individual out of their shell would be considered offensive by…
By Ryan Smoluk A lot has happened since we last connected, some good some not so good. Anyhow it’s the beginning of another beautiful…
“I want to see a world where people with disabilities achieving things is a norm rather than an exception. It isn’t a surprise when…
By Ikea “Syance” Wilson I would like to say something about the R-word. Not only do I think it is offensive, I also believe…
The Art of Autism interviews Gail Alvares, PhD, about her team’s research which was recently published in the journal Autism. The researchers reviewed data…
Leaders spoke who listened to their hearts, their intuition, and to the children. These bold parents and professionals radically and gently attuned to the…