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Google search results page for the query “autismo no Brasil”, intended to find web resources related to autism in Brazil.
Google search results page for the query “autismo no Brasil”, intended to find web resources related to autism in Brazil.
Portuguese-language booklet presenting practical information about autism for the Brazilian public.
Canal Autismo is a Brazilian media outlet dedicated to information about autism. It publishes Revista Autismo, a free magazine available in print and digital editions, as well as online journalistic content.
YouTube channel of psychologist Lygia Pereira devoted in particular to autism in women, with Portuguese-language content on autistic women, psychology and related topics.
Portuguese-language scientific article on public policies related to autism in Brazil, particularly from the perspective of psychosocial care and rehabilitation.
The Identification Card for Persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder (CipTEA), an official document intended to facilitate identification of autistic people and priority access to relevant services.
Guide produced in 2024 by the BRICS Policy Center with Jubileu Sul Brasil, ABONG and other civil society organizations to explain how the G20 works and its dynamics during Brazil’s G20 presidency.
Booklet by the Federal District Section of the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB/DF), devoted to the rights of autistic people and the main applicable legal protections.
Episode 43 of the Brazilian podcast Introvertendo, devoted to Dia do Autistão 2019, an event that brought together autistic people in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, and gave several participants a voice on autism and neurodiversity.
Podcast “Lógica Autista”, produced by autistic adults and devoted to personal conversations about autism, particularly in adult life.
Podcast “Vixe! Autistei…”, produced by Casa da Esperança with participation from neurodivergent people in the Neurodivergentes collective, centered on their experiences and topics related to autism and neurodiversity.
Leonard Akira’s YouTube channel, featuring content on autism and autistic experience among other topics.
YouTube channel “Vida de Autista”, created by Daniela Sales, who was diagnosed as autistic in adulthood, with reflective and advisory content aimed especially at autistic adults.
YouTube channel of Willian Chimura, an autistic Brazilian creator who publishes science communication, informational and personal-experience content about autism.
YouTube playlist “Rede Autismo” bringing together videos and content related to autism in Brazil.
Portuguese-language Wikipedia article about autism in Brazil, presenting historical information, data, public policy information and the situation of autism in the country.
Document from the Fortaleza Municipal Department of Education presenting 2025 pedagogical guidelines for inclusive education and diversity, including for students with autism spectrum disorder.
Manual by Brazil’s National Council of Justice published in 2023, intended to improve services for persons with autism spectrum disorder in the justice system, including through adaptations in communication, procedures and training.
UNESP guide on autism spectrum disorder, presenting general information on ASD and guidance intended to improve understanding and support of people concerned.
UNESP guide on autism spectrum disorder, with particular attention to student participation in the university context and dissemination of practical information.
PDF version of Brazil’s National Council of Justice manual “Manual de Atendimento a Pessoas com Transtorno do Espectro Autista”, devoted to appropriate service for autistic people in the justice system.
Portuguese-language guide published by the São Paulo Municipal Department of Education in 2021, providing guidance for school reception and support of students with autism spectrum disorder.
Document from the Federal University of Pará presenting pedagogical and technical guidance for interactions with persons with autism spectrum disorder.
Brazilian “Polícia Amiga” protocol devoted to reception and intervention practices by the judicial police when dealing with autistic people.
Page of Brazil’s National Council of Education on Opinion CNE/CP No. 50/2023 concerning services for students with autism spectrum disorder, including its reconsideration approved on November 5, 2024.
Manual on the rights of autistic people, launched in 2021 by the School of Parliament of the São Paulo City Council and developed by a team of specialists in partnership with Instituto Singular.
Portuguese-language document compiling the General Comments of the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, made available by the Ministério Público de São Paulo.
Brazilian Federal Law No. 13,146 of July 6, 2015, known as the Brazilian Law on the Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities or the Statute of Persons with Disabilities, which establishes the general framework for the rights, social inclusion, accessibility and citizenship of persons with disabilities.
Brazilian Law No. 10,098 of December 19, 2000 establishing general rules and basic criteria to promote accessibility for persons with disabilities or reduced mobility.
Brazilian Federal Law No. 12,527 of November 18, 2011, the Access to Information Law, which regulates access to public information and establishes procedures applicable to public administrations and other entities subject to the law.
Brazilian Law No. 13,861 of July 18, 2019 providing for the inclusion of autism spectrum disorder-specific information in population censuses.
Brazilian Law No. 12,764 of December 27, 2012, which establishes the National Policy for the Protection of the Rights of Persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder and sets out specific autism-related rights and guarantees.
Brazilian Law No. 13,977 of January 8, 2020, known as the Romeo Mion Law, establishing the Identification Card for Persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder (CipTEA) and amending, among other things, the Berenice Piana Law.
Senado Notícias article published in June 2020 about Autistic Pride Day and the evolution of inclusion and rights of autistic people in Brazil.
Brazilian Ministry of Education page compiling regulations related to special education.
Brazilian Ministry of Health document published in 2015 presenting a care pathway for persons with autism spectrum disorders and their families within the Psychosocial Care Network of the Unified Health System (SUS).
Brazilian Ministry of Health guidelines on rehabilitation of persons with autism spectrum disorder and their care within the health care network.
Portuguese-language document bringing together content related to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and Brazil’s Lei Brasileira de Inclusão.
Website devoted to the operational headquarters of the Autistan Diplomatic Organization in Rio de Janeiro, presented as its regional office for Portuguese- and Spanish-speaking countries.
Website of the Embassy of Autistan in Rio de Janeiro, presenting this representation of the Autistan Diplomatic Organization in Brazil and its activities.
Website of the Embassy of Autistan to Brazil, presenting this representation of the Autistan Diplomatic Organization and its activities and information concerning Brazil.
Page of the Embassy of Autistan to Brazil presenting a summary of information on autism in Brazil and resources concerning the rights, inclusion and lives of autistic people.
Resource about Movimento Orgulho Autista Brasil (MOAB), a Brazilian national non-governmental, non-profit organization created in 2005, made up notably of parents, relatives and supporters and engaged in autism-related actions, projects and events.
Website of ABRAÇA, a Brazilian association led by autistic people and their allies that carries out awareness campaigns and promotes the human rights and freedoms of autistic people, notably from a neurodiversity perspective.
Instagram account of Coletivo Autista da UFRJ, a student collective composed of autistic people and open to the autistic community of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.
Facebook page of Liga dos Autistas, a Brazilian organization involved in the advocacy and representation of autistic people.
C20 (Civil Society) is the civil society engagement group of G20 Social. It brings together civil society organizations and develops recommendations for the G20 process.
Official website of the Embassy of India in Brasília, Brazil, presenting institutional, diplomatic and consular information about the Indian representation.
Official website of the Embassy of Nepal in Brasília, Brazil, presenting Nepal’s diplomatic representation, institutional information and consular services in Brazil.
The Ministério das Relações Exteriores (MRE), also known as Itamaraty, is Brazil’s federal ministry responsible for foreign relations, diplomacy and Brazilian consular services.
Official Brazilian Government page on the National Council for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CONADE), a consultative and deliberative collegiate body responsible for monitoring public policies concerning the rights of persons with disabilities.
WhatsApp group “Autismo Brasil” offered by the Autistan Diplomatic Organization for discussion and networking around autism in Brazil.
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