Inclusion
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, […]
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 […]
Dr. Jillian Roberts on Inclusion, Difference, and Helping Children Feel Seen
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 […]
Why does the language we use to talk about autism matter?
In 1997, when I was four years old, doctors at Sunny Hill Hospital gave me the diagnosis “high-functioning autism, as well as having traits of […]
Our Inclusivity Statement
We are proud to be a part of a diverse community. This is our inclusivity statement and our promise to our members. At AutismBC, each […]
April: Autism Awareness and Acceptance.
The poll results are in: April is now Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month! AutismBC’s mission is to empower, support, and connect the autism community in […]