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For more than a decade, fully self-driving vehicles — cars that can operate safely on all public roads in all conditions without human supervision — have been talked about as
For many autistic adults—and others who cannot or choose not to drive—car-dependent communities create real barriers to work, social participation, health care, education, and independence. When transportation systems assume that
Autistic people represent a large, capable, and often overlooked segment of the workforce. Despite growing awareness of neurodiversity, employment outcomes for autistic adults remain strikingly unequal. Understanding the statistics behind
by Janet Lintala, DC One of the most valuable, life-changing referrals I make for my patients with autism spectrum disorder is to the developmental optometrist. It seems to catch parents
The fog is like a cage without a key. Elizabeth Wurtzel IEPs, aides, modifications, tutoring, special classrooms, and well-trained, dedicated teachers are useful resources to help students on the autism