Tips for checking our privilege when learning from autistic advocates
Non-Autistic Parents: Why We Should Get Comfortable with Being Uncomfortable – Part Two
Non-Autistic Parents: Why We Should Get Comfortable with Being Uncomfortable
As non-autistic parents, we should recognize our privilege as we enter conversations with autistic adults.
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Free Printable List of Autism-Positive Books for New Parents
For Doctors Offices and Educational Resource Centers
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Helping Nonspeaking Children Spell, Type, and Point to Communicate
A Resource List
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100-ish Books on Autism and Neurodiversity
A Great Way to Learn!
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When Health Officials Call Autism a Behavioral Diagnosis…
The need for services
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What to Ask When Choosing a Dentist for Your Autistic Child
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AAC Devices Need To Be More Accessible
Something's got to change.
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Autistic Writers Wanted!
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What I Want Parents of Autistic Children to Know, as an Actually Autistic Adult
By Christiana MacLeod
