Staff Sharing: My Journey & Experiences with Accessibility

November 4, 2020

Accessibility is a huge word. The meaning and impact vary widely from person-to-person and community-to-community. This month, we will be sharing resources, tips, and lived […]

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Next Steps after Your Adult Autism Diagnosis

May 12, 2022

If you have received a diagnosis as an adult, you may feel a sense of relief, but also a mix of emotions. Many adults are […]

Autism Q and A: Respite Basics

May 3, 2022

We are often asked how does respite work in BC and how long is the waitlist? If I don’t need respite right now but I […]

My Personal Experience with Individualized Autism Funding

April 21, 2022

Jake Anthony, an autistic self-advocate, shares his personal experience with Individualized Autism Funding and his concerns with the program’s announced ending. Jake is AutismBC’s Program […]

Autism Acceptance Month 2022

April 1, 2022

April is Autism Acceptance Month, a time to listen to autistic voices, rethink biases, and learn how to be better allies. It kicks off with […]

Giving: Add-On the Bill for AutismBC 2022

March 30, 2022

A big thank you to our fundraising partners celebrating Autism Acceptance Month! We are so grateful that these businesses are committed to cultivating a culture […]

Vancouver Island Autism Resources

March 24, 2022

AutismBC is a provincial organization with four regions: Lower Mainland, Vancouver Island, Interior, and Northern. Each region has its own Regional Coordinator to help residents […]

Use Add Life for all your Financial Needs

March 21, 2022

Use Add Life for all your Insurance and Financial Needs Why? Add Life Insurance and Financial Services will donate 25% every time a new […]

AutismBC Connects: Autism and Pregnancy

March 15, 2022

Kayla Tellier is an autistic self-advocate who is currently writing a book on autism and pregnancy. Have you experienced pregnancy as an autistic person? Your […]

What is the Relationship Between Feminism and Autism?

March 7, 2022

This International Women’s Day, we asked Terri Hopkinson to write a blog exploring the relationship between gender diversity, feminism, and autism. Terri is a queer, […]