…questions can be answered through research conducted with the assistance of the Science of Engagement initiative. Topics of Inquiry to Understand the Science of Engagement One essential aspect of engaging…
…and a review of the science and evidence, people with disabilities were formally designated as a population experiencing health disparities for NIH research. Submitted comments on the research needs of…
…over the past 4 years. Selling Prejudice: Strategies and Tactics Used to Promote Pseudoscience, Postmodernism, and Other Forms of Nonsense PRESENTER: Alexander CheezemABSTRACT: Misinformation, prejudice, pseudoscience, and general nonsense flood…
…hard. We have always overcome impossible odds. It is something out of science fiction that we exist at all. Autistic self-advocacy, self-advocacy, disability rights and the community we have built–all…
…will talk about different topics. The four tracks will be: Biology and Neurology: Etiology (where autism comes from) Biology Genetics Neuroscience Psychology (not including mental health care) Health Care: Mental…
…to oppose any proposals that would use the agency as an offset to fund other programs in the Commerce, Justice, Science (CJS) appropriations bill. ASAN opposed HR 7109, which would…
…if that means their entire life. Communication is a human right. Nonspeaking people also urgently need access to literacy instruction rooted in the science of reading, as well as access…
…forms of discrimination, stereotyping and discrimination. Historically, one of the most pervasive forms of this type of discrimination has come from those who use stereotypes and pseudo-science to try and…
…babies? Science (August 1, 2019, 11:30 a.m.), https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2019/08/did-crispr-help-or-harm-first-ever-gene-edited-babies. Each gene in the human genome has a number of complex possible effects, on both the human body and on every other…
…to us in their scope or intended outcomes. Billions of dollars were going to autism research, but no one had asked us–actually autistic people–what questions we most urgently needed science…
