…in their home states and districts, holding town halls and office appointments with constituents. This is the perfect time to voice your opinions, hold your representatives accountable, and remind them…
The Autistic Self Advocacy Network praises the US Department of Education for its newly issued Final Rule, eliminating the ability of states to apply assessments based on modified academic achievement…
…and your differences become more apparent, so does the fact that you are still the same exuberant, adventurous and happy person you were before the name Autism came into our…
…meetings leave the strongest impression on members of Congress and their staff. To find your members of Congress’ local offices and make an appointment, visit contactingcongress.org and type in your ZIP code….
ASAN’s Ari Ne’eman and Scott Michael Robertson appeared on “Meet the Peetes” on the Oprah & Friends channel (XM-156) on XM Satellite Radio on June 11, 2008 to discuss neurodiversity,…
…ASAN is grateful to our contributors for giving us this opportunity to create a community resource rooted in hope that will appeal to self-advocates, family members, and others. Many thanks!…
…the first time, states will now be held accountable for the educational outcomes of students with disabilities, rather than simply meeting compliance indicators. The Autistic Self Advocacy Network applauds the…
ASAN applauds Congress for the introduction of the Keeping All Students Safe Act (KASSA). If passed, the Keeping All Students Safe Act would be the first federal law to limit…
…legislation will that process even approach completion. The legislation here today is an excellent first step towards fulfilling the needs of people on the spectrum, but there are many other…
ASAN’s Scott Michael Robertson was interviewed for the article Autism into Adulthood: Making the Transition, which appeared in Social Work Today magazine’s September/October 2008 issue….
