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…this hotline because someone suspected they were being abused. These are only the cases that were reported. The abuse of disabled children so often goes unreported. It is hidden, ignored,…
…built racist, stay racist. While laws change, structural racism still exists in new and old ways. But when racism is hidden, it’s hard to prove it’s happening. That’s why it’s…
…is object permanence, the stage where a person learns that a thing that is hidden from their senses is still there. I can remember not having that skill at a…
…themes of simplicity and voice. Simplicity because autism, for all its diversity, isn’t complicated or scary or hard–it just is. Voice because autistic people have voices, otherwise we wouldn’t be…
…CMS and state Medicaid programs have already had ample time to plan for the HCBS Settings Rule. It is unacceptable to further delay the Rule under any circumstances, let alone…
…image of our organization – just as we’ve grown and developed over the years into a stronger, more powerful mechanism to amplify our community’s voice, we felt it was past…
…Capital Region, gberatan@cdrnys.org NORTH CAROLINA Asheville, NC University of North Carolina Asheville, echiang@unca.edu Boone, NC Autistic Students & Allies of the high country, whitejd4@appstate.edu OHIO Kent, OH Autism Connections Kent,…
…of research in this area. Beyond communication, many autistic people use assistive technology such as specialized timers, apps and online programs to support executive function, memory, travel and navigation, independent…
…Allies of the high country, whitejd4@appstate.edu Held Monday, March 2nd OHIO Kent, OH Autism Connections Kent, lfrankle@kent.edu PENNSYLVANIA Collegeville, PA Jennifer Stevenson, jstevenson@ursinus.edu Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh Center for Autistic Advocacy,…
