3 things Maya Angelou taught me about my Autistic Voice
byby Temi An I sometimes find myself saddened into silence. Under the weight of grief, the brain signals that are supposed to tell my…
Womens History Month
Past Submissions for Women’s History Month
Women’s History through Time
byby Daniel Antonsson When it comes to women’s history, it took a long time until women started to get a place and a little…
Judy Heumann: The Mother of the Disability Rights Movement
byJudy Heumann passed away on March 4, 2023, at the age of 75. Throughout the disability community, she has left an enduring legacy as…
Autistic Artist Ocean Eversley Celebrates Women’s History Month with Art and Poetry
byOcean Eversley is a self-taught artist who started painting in 2020 during the pandemic. She use’s art (i.e., poetry, acrylic painting, collage, and photography)…
Sojourner Truth was an Advocate for Human Rights
byBy Anastasia O’Melveny American Abolitionist, Civil Rights and Women’s Rights activist Sojourner Truth was born in slavery in 1797 in rural Ulster County, New…
The Art of Autism mourns the passing of Lois Curtis: Artist and Disability Advocate
byThe Art of Autism mourns the loss of Lois Curtis in November 2022. Lois Curtis was an African American artist with intellectual and developmental…
The Art of Autism Announces 2022 Winners of Women’s History Month Art Contest
byThe Art of Autism is excited to announce the winners of our Women’s History Month Art Contest. Thank you to Art of Autism board…
The Art of Autism announces Women’s History Month 2021 Art Contest Winners
byThe Art of Autism thanks all the artists who contributed to our 3rd Annual Women’s History Month Art Contest in March 2021. This year…