…collected writings, originally posted to our website, build on our tagline for Autism Acceptance Month — “Acceptance is an action.” They are part of an ongoing campaign to shift April…
…tuition scholarship to promote autistic leadership and create systemic change on their college campuses. Fellows will be required to establish or participate in a leadership role within an ASAN campus…
…on cutting edge public policy and campus organizing tactics, this week will help set the stage for each of our participants to return to their campuses and be real change…
…Court of Appeals Upholds State Agency’s Exclusion of People with Asperger Syndrome Earlier this month, the Florida First District Court of Appeals upheld the Florida Agency for People with Disabilities’…
…no longer possible for us to continue updating the tracker. Read more here. COVID-19 is spreading uncontrolled through institutions, and people with disabilities are paying the price. Most people with…
…to married couples, even though it was illegal. Estelle Griswold was arrested and fined $100 for prescribing birth control. She appealed her case. When you appeal a case, you ask…
…to reduce the future support needs of transition-age youth or to make autistic people appear less autistic, rather than on how best to ensure a high quality of life for…
…would especially like to highlight and applaud the updated guide on The Americans with Disabilities Act and Other Federal Laws Protecting the Rights of Voters with Disabilities. In this guide,…
…ensuring that disabled students have a voice on campus. Among the wealth of content in this handbook is information on how to determine the difference between reasonable and unreasonable accommodations…
…organizations, and so it played out very differently. ASAN, as the lone self-advocate voice in the room, urged for a real increase in self-advocate representatives, who made up less than…
