U.S.-origin digital platform devoted to autism information, offering videos and resources for families, professionals and educators, with content available notably in English and Arabic.
French translation of a guide by Nancy Dalrymple, former director of the Indiana Resource Center for Autism, devoted to practical strategies concerning certain behaviors of autistic people.
International autism awareness website, a project of the Nancy Lurie Marks Family Foundation, presenting personal stories, information and resources from different countries.
Online directory devoted to autism-related resources, enabling users to search for organizations, services and other resources in this field.
Page about Judy Endow, an American autistic author and speaker who addresses various topics related to autism and support for autistic people.
Official consolidated text of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, including amendments notably made by the ADA Amendments Act of 2008, constituting the U.S. federal framework for protection against disability discrimination.
Official Centers for Disease Control and Prevention page about autism spectrum disorder, with information on development, screening, evaluation and related resources.
2020 annual report by the U.S. Department of Defense on the Comprehensive Autism Care Demonstration.
2019 strategic plan of the U.S. Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee (IACC), presenting national priorities and objectives for coordinating research and activities related to autism spectrum disorder.
The Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) is a U.S. non-profit organization run by and for autistic people. It works on self-advocacy, disability rights advocacy, and the development of resources and tools for participation in public policy.
The Art of Autism is a U.S. non-profit organization that uses the arts to support and showcase autistic people. It publishes writing, presents artwork and offers activities and opportunities for artistic participation.
U.S. foundation founded in 2009 that develops culturally responsive resources, support and awareness initiatives for families and communities affected by autism, especially in African American communities.
Website “Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism”, devoted to information and resources on autism.
Wrong Planet is an international online community created for autistic people, people with Asperger syndrome, family members, professionals, and people interested in better understanding autism. The platform provides discussion forums where users can share experiences, exchange information, discuss autism-related topics, and participate in a global network of interaction. Created in 2004, Wrong Planet has become one of the largest online spaces for discussions about autism, with a particular focus on communication among autistic people and the sharing of personal experiences. The forums cover many topics, including daily life, social relationships, education, work, specific interests, diagnosis, neurodiversity, and issues related to the autistic community. The platform functions mainly as a community-based and collaborative space, allowing members to post messages, ask questions, find peer support, and take part in international discussions on different aspects of autism.
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