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When Someone Says Your Child with Autism Will ‘Eat When They’re Hungry’

Oh vey, if it only were that easy. Has anyone made a comment when you were trying to feed your child and said, “Oh, don’t worry so much. They’ll eat when they’re hungry?” I can relate to this all too well. Growing up, I was obsessed with bologna sandwiches. Nothing else would compare to the positive feeling I’d get whenever

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I am brave, I am bruised, I am who I’m meant to be, this is me.

This guest post is by James Nemitoff, a young man who was diagnosed with autism around 10 years old and plans on attending Centenary University in Hackettstown. James is applying for the Spring 2024 Making a Difference Autism Scholarship via the nonprofit KFM Making a Difference started by me, Kerry Magro. I was nonverbal till

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Autism Awareness Month Speakers for April Events: Expert Insights & Wisdom

April is Autism Acceptance Month (and for some, Autism Awareness Month or World Autism Month), a crucial time to enhance understanding and promote acceptance of autism spectrum disorder. Choosing impactful speakers to share their experiences and expertise is key to commemorating this month. Here are a few speakers (there are so many to choose from

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Top Autism Speakers for Your 2024 Events

These individuals, with their unique perspectives and experiences, will provide your audience with meaningful insights and an enriched understanding of the autism community. Perfect for fundraisers, corporate events, K-12 school assemblies, staff development and conferences: Ron Suskind (He/Him) (Non-autistic Ally) Ron Suskind is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author of “Life, Animated,” a memoir about

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Why This Autism-Focused Broadway Play Being Cancelled After Only A Few Months Is Deeply Upsetting

As an autism consultant and autistic self-advocate, the closing of “How To Dance in Ohio” from Broadway elicits a profound sense of disappointment. This musical was not just a form of entertainment; it was a beacon of representation, a narrative that brought the experiences of autistic individuals into the spotlight through the medium of art

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