If there's one challenge Autistic children face,  it's finding acceptance in a community that appreciates and acknowledges some of their strengths. Oftentimes, it's the opposite, as Autistic children are not allowed to showcase their talents and blend in with other children. That's.

It's a great honor for the UConn School of Medicine to be recognized by the prestigious Eagles Autism Foundation as one of the 22 groundbreaking projects in autism research. The foundation has selected Uconn's innovative research in autism and awarded it a.

The Chicago Auto Show successfully generated a significant amount of funds, totaling over $2.4 million, for 18 local charities during its First Look for Charity gala. This formal event, held the night before the show opened to the public, raised an impressive.

In an excerpt from his upcoming memoir, "Source Code: My Beginnings," 69-year-old Microsoft co-founder and tech mogul Bill Gates shared that he believes he would have been diagnosed with autism if he were growing up in today's world. Reflecting on his childhood.

This weekend will present a great opportunity for people who will be in Park Ridge, as there will be a painting event called "Painting with a Purpose" that aims to provide a better understanding of autism. The event, organized by Ellie Johnson.

85-year-old Margaret Eder vividly remembers a young boy from Chicago with autism spectrum disorder who experienced a lot of bullying at school and even had to face financial and academic struggles after his mother suffered a stroke. Eder puts it in her.

A long-awaited bill was finally signed by Gov. JB Pritzker last Tuesday. It aims to end the practice of Illinois organizations paying their disabled workers less than the minimum wage. In other words, this new legislation will ensure that all workers, regardless.

While there has been a significant change in the activities and opportunities available to people with disabilities compared to ten decades ago, some issues still need to be addressed. One issue that stands out is the challenge of integrating children with disabilities.

Mike Briggs has been serving as a member of the Board of Directors for an esteemed organization based in Southwest Florida for many years now. The organization goes by the acronym HAAPE, which stands for "Helping Autistic Adults Perform & Excel." At.

It takes a lot of courage to stand up and speak about issues that others often overlook. In a society where millions of parents are struggling to secure the resources and support their children with special needs deserve, voices like Cara Darmody’s.