Advocacy
2023 Budget: No Investment to Address the Autism Assessment Crisis
Despite consistent advocacy from the autism community, the 2023 budget shows nothing regarding the 2 to 3-year waitlist for public autism assessments for children and […]
Late Not Less: Why Late-Identified Autistic Adults Need More Support in BC
This Autism Acceptance Month, we’re profiling five autistic adults who received a late diagnosis or are still struggling to access one. Here are the barriers that stand in their way.
6 Experiences Unique to Autistic Adults
Compared to children, autistic adults have unique experiences with employment, relationships, independence, and more.
How to Strengthen Your Advocacy Skills as a Caregiver
In this guest blog, Cynthia Lockrey shares with us 6 ways to become a stronger advocate for your child on the spectrum.
Self-acceptance as a late-diagnosed woman with Janette Bundic
Janette’s Story I identify as person first and then autism second. So, I prefer to be referred to as someone having autism or a woman […]