Empowering through the Arts
Many of our readers express deep faith-based convictions. This is a space for their contributions. The Art of Autism is respectful of diversity.
“Many churches attempt to make accommodations for individuals with disabilities that does not necessarily mean that people with disabilities are included in the life…
“I’ve always had pretty intense special interests, often kept secret, but Flyleaf was one of the very few that seemed socially acceptable.” By Miya…
By Ron Sandison As a theologian with autism, I enjoyed reading Summer Kinard’s book Of Such is the Kingdom: A Practical Theology of Disability….
Maybe I’m wrong, but I personally don’t think God would’ve made such cool things in life or given us the capacity to think, create…
You might not know this but being autistic means we’re sensitive to lights and noise. Sensitive might be too light of a word. Try:…
“To be loved means first of all to be recognized as existing.” Thich Nhat Hanh By Jill MacCormack What does it mean to love…
By Steve Staniek I spent 40 years in Health Physics, protecting workers and the public against nuclear risks, and by the time I retired…
By Steve Staniek We had retired from the constant noise of the big city to a quiet place in the country we called High…