Tips for Putting Your Best Foot Forward in Job Interviews
byCreativity is in most Autistics blood, but there are still barriers to finding employment and entering the work force. By Aaron Bouma Living in…
employment and autism
Creativity, Neurodiversity and Employment: An Interview With Samantha Craft
byBy Malcolm Wang Three topics I’m interested in are creativity, solving problems, and careers for autistics. I think about these topics while I am…
Celebrate Edu wins “most moving” film at the Reel Impact Film Festival in San Francisco
byFilm about how a sibling turned her passion into a nonprofit which focuses on entrepreneurship The Art of Autism congratulates the Celebrate Edu team…
35 interview tips for those on the spectrum
byBy Samantha Craft 1. Have a professional email address. In example, don’t use ‘one-hotmamma2@gmail.com.’ 2. Use a professional signature line. Include your full name,…
The burgeoning employment market for young adults on the spectrum
byPeople with autism are often viewed as socially inept because of their difficulties with social interaction and catching onto social cues, but autistic servers…
Popcorn for the People provides employment opportunities
byBy Alex Frank My sister Mia, who is now 24 years old, was at a crossroads before being employed at Popcorn for the People….
The Employment Shift: rethinking autism employment initiatives
byThink of a 1 in 68 prevalence number in a nation of 318.9 million, then take the working ages between 18-69 and then enact…
Employed and using my gifts in the mental health field
byDue to autism with its speech delays, sensory processing issues, and deficit in ability to decode social norms—life was not always easy—especially with regards…