…intact, and proactively include the disability community from the beginning of the process. ASAN calls on the Trump administration to listen to the voices of everyday Americans, stop the attacks…
…help #StopTheShock, but right now, we need your help to reach New York residents who can make their voices heard. Our community can’t wait — we must take this critical…
…a statement on genetic research and autism. Written in plain language, this statement gives background information on autism research, lays out ASAN’s concerns about genetic research as applied to autism,…
It is more important than ever to make sure autism research reflects what matters to all of us. Make your voice heard by submitting a comment to the Interagency Autism…
…we need your help to reach Massachusetts residents who can make their voices heard. Our community can’t wait — we must take this critical step toward ending aversive conditioning. We…
…only apply to “able-bodied adults,” we know from programs such as SNAP that large numbers of people with disabilities have lost benefits due to work requirements, even though our disabilities…
…a say in those policies. That’s why it’s so important that all people with disabilities make our voices heard by registering to vote. Voting allows us to make a difference…
…and including color photos, infographics and an extensive table analyzing mental health policies across the nation. What it did not include, shockingly, was the voice of a single person with…
…is a great chance to call and leave a voicemail while offices are closed. If you use AAC, you can call in using your AAC device, or get a friend…
In the last few months, we showed Congress just how powerful our voices are. Now that we have their attention, it’s important that we keep speaking out on issues that…
