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Wahkohtowin and Kaa-Wiichihitoyaahk: A Métis Pathway to Autism Inclusion
When we talk about autism inclusion today, we often use words such as acceptance, accessibility, accommodation, belonging, and neurodiversity. These are important words, but as a Métis person, […]
Private Autism Assessment as an Adult in BC
Check out this list of assessment providers in BC to get an idea of who’s providing autism assessments.
Assessment and support for your child in BC
We provide a list of assessors to assist with making informed decisions, but we don’t oversee the practices or professionals mentioned below. Please use your discretion and understand that this is not an exhaustive list.
Waiting for Assessment
This blog is written for parents and caregivers looking for autism assessment information for their child under age 18. For information and resources regarding adult […]
AutismBC Meets and Community Groups
AutismBC Meets We believe in the power of community to uplift each other Everyone needs a place where they feel safe to open up and […]
Resource Guide: BC Local Elections 2026
Here are some helpful resources to inform you ahead of the upcoming provincial BC election on October 17, 2026.
More than a job: what young autistic adults need to succeed at work
A new AutismBC study shows what young autistic adults need to succeed at work, revealing opportunities for making workplaces more accessible.
Why We’re Backing a National Alert Standard, and Why We Need to Talk About What Happens After the Alert
AutismBC supports a petition for the creation of a national alert framework to better protect autistic and otherwise vulnerable people.
AutismBC & PNE Celebrate Five Years of Making the Fair More Accessible
AutismBC and the PNE mark the partnership’s fifth anniversary of Sensory-Friendly Mornings at the PNE Fair Barns.
Statement from AutismBC on the Loss of Parker
Our hearts are with Parker’s family, friends, and everyone who loves and cares for him. AutismBC and the autistic community we serve share in this […]
Graham Paul on Growing Together, Finding Community, and the Stories That Help Us See Each Other
At AutismBC, our Stories That Spark series highlights voices that deepen understanding, compassion, and inclusion across communities. In this feature, we are pleased to share Graham Paul, […]
Josh Goring: From Special Interest to Successful Career
Growing up, Josh watched what he describes as “way too many movies and television shows.” He wouldn’t learn he was autistic until he was 16, but […]
Response to the Ministry’s Claims and Facts Document—BCDC Release
The following is from the British Columbia Disability Collaborative. Response to the Ministry’s Claims and Facts Document June 23, 2026 Introduction The BC Disability Collaborative […]
Autistic Cartoon Characters: 6 Canonical Examples of Autism Representation in Animation
These 6 canonically autistic characters in popular animation each represent an important aspect of the autism community.
“Is your child disabled enough?”—BCDC Press Release
The following is a press release from the British Columbia Disability Collaborative. Is Your Child Disabled Enough? The BC Disability Collaborative Condemns New Disability Benefit […]
Interoception & Alexithymia: What is it, and what helps?
Alexithymia and interoception are common autistic traits referring to difficulty noticing, identifying, and describing inner feelings.
Autism-Friendly Summer Camps and Programs
Summer can be the highlight of a child’s year. We’ve compiled a list of autism-friendly summer camps for your family to make this year great!
Anthony Antoniou on Sibling Bonds, Autism, and Writing ‘Noah’s Big Problem’ at Age 14
At AutismBC, our Stories That Spark series highlights voices that deepen understanding, compassion, and inclusion across communities. In this feature, we are pleased to share […]