Connie The Conjurer: an animated adventure of overcoming social anxiety
By James Fairbanks IV Animation: for some it’s a fun, humorous form of entertainment; a distraction from reality. However, in recent years animators have…
Art, Meditation, and Art as Meditation
In the zendo, not only is mutism allowed, it is required. It even has a name – The Noble Silence By Christian D. Espicha…
Dr. Temple Grandin and Maureen Ziegler enlighten university faculty and staff
Why we must step out of our comfort zone to understand and support people with ASD’s. By Tracey Cohen A vision statement rings hollow…
Amanda LaMunyon: an artistic prodigy’s insights on life, art and faith
“It’s relaxing for me to paint and is a way to express myself when I can’t find the right words,” Amanda LaMunyon Ron Sandison…
The Art of Autism 2018 holiday gift giving guide: buy from those on the autism spectrum
The Art of Autism recently had a call out to autistic entrepreneurs (artists, authors, etc.) for The Art of Autism 2018 Holiday Gift Buying…
New York City from a neurodiverse perspective
By Mahlia Amatina Every city is different from a neurodiverse point of view. And this can vary day-by-day, mood by mood, street by street….
What the movie Deej means to me as a non-speaking autistic man
By Jeremy-Sicile-Kira Truly this movie could have been written by me. Greatly as a film about advocacy, this one truly tells what it is…
Reframing Autism
From neurodiversity to neuroharmony, we must reframe our view of autism. By Holly Bridges So much of traditional autism therapy is devoted to removing…