This is a very interesting/insightful thread I copied from Twitter before the storm, in the 'how does this total stranger know so much...

This article from The Guardian is about the UK but I'm sure this happens in Canada as well, maybe not as much because I think its more...

This article was recently shared on twitter. Are Co-occurring Conditions Part of Autism? This was written by Max Sparrow It's a couple...

I saw this on Facebook this morning from the Autistic Self Advocacy Network . Although I've already posted a couple other descriptions of...

I saw a thread on twitter recently that started "Still investigating what it means to be semi-speaking" and continued with a list of...

Unmasking This is a very thoughtful/interesting article on a great website. In fact, I added the website to our resources as there are...

Th is is an extract from Ten Steps to Nanette by Hannah Gadsby "Hannah Gadsby on her autism diagnosis: ‘I’ve always been plagued by a...

I was reading an article today that described the research by Dr Damian Milton on the “Double Empathy Problem”as the most important memo...

This is a summary of study findings from Florence Neville, an autistic Health and Wellbeing PhD student at the University of the West of...

This article is from The Guardian written by Amelia Hill @byameliahill "Women from around the world describe the life-changing impact of...

There was a lengthy thread on twitter recently about autistic-specific dislike of phones. One of the replies was researcher Felicity...

This article was on CTV a while ago. I think its very relevant to the other articles I've posted about double empathy and the effect on...

I found this very interesting. The University of Edinburgh is doing a "Diversity in Social Intelligence" project "challenging the...

This post further explores the complicated notion of low and high functioning autistic people that I posted about on March 27 "High...

This reminds me of what I wrote in my submission to CAHS Assessment on Autism although I'm not nearly as eloquent as Autistic Science...

I thought this was a fascinating article by Rachel Zamzow regarding something called Double Empathy. Very relevant to autistic adults...