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…
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Amy Gaeta, a PhD Candidate & Advocate for the Neurodivergent Community
byBy joining autism and neurodivergent communities, I’ve gained such a stronger and more confident sense of self! Amy Gaeta An interview with Amy Gaeta…
Expressing myself through Art and Poetry
byBy Samantha Craft I am a neurodivergent individual. The modern-day term of what it means to be neurodivergent is extremely fluid in nature. Mood…
10 autism buzzwords you need to know
byBy Kaelynn Partlow Whether you’re fairly new to the autism community or you have been involved for some time, you’ve likely heard several popular…
Reframing Autism
byFrom neurodiversity to neuroharmony, we must reframe our view of autism. By Holly Bridges So much of traditional autism therapy is devoted to removing…
Neurodiversity: a person, a perspective, a movement?
byBy Debra Muzikar Last year The Art of Autism posted a blog on Person First Language (PFL) which proved to be educational for me…
Compensation for Neurodivergent Bloggers
byEvery blog is a story. Tell yours! The Art of Autism, because of Facebook Birthday Fundraisers, is now able to compensate some of our…
Around the World in 80 Washing Lines: a unique exhibit about humanity and connectedness
byNeurodivergent artist Mahlia Amatina has created an exhibit about humanity, connectedness, and laundry. Exhibit opens at the Menier Gallery in London November 21 through…