Rethinking Critical Periods in Autism
New research reveals critical periods in brain development aren’t one-size-fits-all. This matters for #autism and #neurodiversity. Every brain has its own timeline. #Science #BrainHealth
June 2025
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Sensory-Friendly Field Days Foster True Inclusion
Shadle Park High’s sensory-friendly field day gave neurodiverse students a space to belong and thrive. Inclusion means everyone gets to play. #Neurodiversity #Inclusion #SensoryFriendly #AutismAcceptance
Juneteenth and Autism: Stories of Black Joy, Inclusion, and Resilience
Honoring #Juneteenth and #Autism, we spotlight Black autistic voices, family stories, and community resilience. Inclusion and freedom go hand in hand. #Neurodiversity
Living With the Reality of Autism and Wandering
Wandering is a daily fear for many autism families. Community action, awareness, and support save lives. Let’s keep every door a safe one. #Autism #Safety #Elopement #CommunitySupport
New Study Reveals a Hidden Genetic Pathway Linking Myotonic Dystrophy and Autism
A new study reveals a hidden genetic pathway linking myotonic dystrophy & autism, offering hope for new treatments. #AutismResearch #Neurodiversity #Genetics #Science
New Research Links Autism to Early-Onset Parkinson’s
A Swedish study finds autistic adults face a much higher risk of early-onset Parkinson’s. Experts urge more awareness and monitoring. #Autism #Parkinsons #Research
Neurodivergence and LGBTQIA+: Understanding the Overlap
Neurodivergent people are far more likely to identify as LGBTQIA+. This Pride Month, we explore the research, theories, and lived realities. #Neurodiversity #LGBTQIA #PrideMonth #Intersectionality
Autism Research Funding Slashed: Families and Scientists Face Uncertain Future
Federal autism research funding dropped 26% in early 2025. Scientists and families warn of lasting consequences. What’s at stake for the #autism and #neurodiversity communities? #AutismResearch