2020 Created on iPad Gallery 2
For Autism Acceptance in April, Art of Autism contributors across the United States and Canada explore digital art as a new medium using iPad...
world autism awareness day
Chris Packham of Asperger’s and Me Spent 30 Years Trying to Act Normal
“We need to understand autistic people better, not try to change who they are,” Chris Packham By Nils Skudra On recent occasion I had…
What it’s Like Being a Self-Diagnosed #ActuallyAutistic Adult
My research on autism has helped me reach a peaceful state where I can fully be myself without shame. By Myranda Uselton The irony…
Manifesting our reality through wish or vision boards
“Attention energizes and intention transforms… Whatever you put your attention on will grow stronger in your life. Whatever you take your attention away from…
What it feels like to have Aspie Anxiety
By Robert Shmus When living on the autism spectrum, such as having Asperger’s, there are a lot of struggles that can come your way….
9 Great Teeter-Totter Brains With The Brilliance/Quirk Balance #DisabilityHistoryMonth
Kimberly Gerry-Tucker looks at famous people in history who had differently wired brains. October is Disability History and Awareness Month. Research by scientists at…
When Your Dog is on the Spectrum
By Nils Valdis Vytautas Skudra Although our Bichon Frise, Jackson, has never been formally diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder, it has become increasingly…
Vision for Peace
Poems and pieces of art received for our 4th Annual PEACE Initiative has us abundantly grateful. We are thankfully in awe of our contributors,…