Using a Cup of Hot Chocolate to Explain the Obvious
byBy Marina Magalhães Cardoso I was thinking about a consistent theme to write about. I glanced at my generous cup of cappuccino and thought:…
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How Sensitivities And Routines Can Affect Food Preferences When You’re Neurodivergent
byBy Kadin McElwain Last month, after my usual morning routine, I had to sit down with my family and have breakfast. That morning, we…
A Poem About My Cousin Camelio
by“My little cousin was diagnosed with autism at 2 years old and ever since I’ve been watching him grow up into this little amazing…
The Social Hangover: Autism and Social Events
by“Whether you enjoy the event or not, the social hangover is inevitable” By Catherine Londero I am Autistic, have ADHD, and I enjoy social…
The Art of Autism Announces A New Podcast with Autistic Interviewer and Autistic Guests
byThe Art of Autism is proud to announce our new podcast: The Art of Autism Podcast with Andy Boyd. Now on Itunes and Soundcloud….
Dragon Quest: A Look at Accessibility Through the Years
byBy Taylor Park Cross and James Poggione Ahh, I’ve been playing a sizable chunk of games in the Dragon Quest series recently on my…
What is synesthesia
bySynesthesia is a condition in which one sense (hearing, sight, smell, sound, taste) is simultaneously and spontaneously perceived as if by one or more…
The Art of Autism and the Disability Rights Legal Center announce Art Contest
byCash prizes are provided by the Joe Mantegna Family The Art of Autism is seeking art with the themes of Inclusion, Disability, Education, and…