‘Autism Advocacy’ Articles

As humans, we have the opportunity to leave a legacy as rich and profound as the paths we choose. The choices we make have the ability to help and heal. However, our inaction has the ability to stop Full Article

Sometimes, when you are amidst the details of balancing your life that is touched by autism, it is easy to think that no one with any changing power is reaching out to the autism community. So, with Full Article

Many parents of children with autism decide to wait until movies hit store shelves before they let their child see them. Going out to the movies simply isn’t feasible.  Their child might have a Full Article

A recent study done by the University of Wisconsin- Madison titled, “Socioeconomic Inequality in the Prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder: Evidence from a U.S. Cross-Sectional Study” draws a Full Article

Governor John Lynch is on the forefront of the autism battle by making sure the residents of New Hampshire are getting essential treatment for their special needs child. Governor Lynch signed a bill Full Article

Fashion designer Aashrita Asher Jay, the mogul behind the Asher Jay clothing brand, has been hailed for her creativity that blends multicultural highlights into a canvass of  unity. Recently, Miss Full Article

Stacy Lore seemed to be heaven-sent to the Norwalk Board of Education and the families affected by autism in Norwalk, Connecticut. Boasting a doctorate, as well as a slew of skills and behavior Full Article

Community Enterprise in Scotland (CEiS), which owns software company Specialisterne, has become a force in autism advocacy. Previously known for recruiting workers with autism, Specialisterne has Full Article

Twilight star, Rob Pattinson along with the rest of the cast of hit vampire movie flick Twilight are sinking their teeth into a new role. This role, however, is more sweet and savory. Full Article

Taylor Swift, who has become everyone's favorite, down to earth country-pop singer will be "giving back" by supporting an amazing cause, autism. The money raised will go toward autism research and Full Article