Autistic Adults

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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 […]

A new AutismBC study shows what young autistic adults need to succeed at work, revealing opportunities for making workplaces more accessible.

The holidays can be a great time to relax, decompress, and be with loved ones. It’s also a common time to enter autistic and/or caregiver […]

Autistic caregivers hold communities together. It’s time for systems in BC to do the same for them. Learn about needs, support, and more.

We sat down with playwright Alex K. Masse and lead actor Hailey Conner to discuss the upcoming Glitch Theatre Production, Faye’s Room.  “Faye’s Room by Alex […]

Autistic adults are just as much a part of the community as children, teens, and seniors, but information about us is harder to find.

There is a lack of information around autism and menopause. As a result, many autistic people are unsupported through what can be a tremendous upheaval in their physical, cognitive, and emotional health. This blog will help you begin to understand what to expect and how to support yourself though this major transition.

Dating as an undiagnosed autistic person was a challenge to say the least. Facing the sensory overwhelm of common first date activities combined with the […]

Autistic people of any age can make meaningful friendships based on kindness, empathy, and inclusion.

These tips and more can help you lighten and liven up your relationship with your autistic roommate, even if you can’t understand their experiences firsthand. 

Eager to learn more and imagine brighter futures for autistic people, we asked members of our group for autistic adults, Getting Together on the Spectrum, to share their visions of autistic-friendly housing. 

These cooking tips will make your time in the kitchen more sensory-friendly whether you’re autistic or not!

An overwhelming majority of autistic people have co-occurring health conditions, according to our recent survey. Among the most common are anxiety, selective mutism, ADHD, sensory […]

By recognizing the contributions, strengths, and challenges common to autistic people with mental health conditions, you can help create a society where we feel more valued, supported, and able to thrive.  

Whether you’re considering freelancing, or exploring entrepreneurship, or seeking full-time employment, our goal is to empower you with practical insights to make informed decisions about your job search.

With thorough preparation, practice, and a healthy mindset, you can navigate job interviews with more authenticity and a better payoff. 

If the economy is a ladder and the cost-of-living crisis has pushed everyone down a few rungs, then it’s grounded far too many autistic adults […]