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Author: Rebecca Elias
Autism Symbols
Communities often use symbols as a universal visual depiction to represent a group’s shared beliefs, ideologies, and values. Symbols can often change if a group finds a new one that better suits them. This resource explains what symbols are used by the autism community and why some symbols are no longer used.
Read moreHow I See It: How Has Being a Part of the Autistic Community Impacted Me?
As part of the "How I See It" series on PAAutism.org and ASDNext.org, people in the Pennsylvania autism community share their thoughts on how being part of the autistic community has impacted them.
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How I See it: What Advice Would You Give to Your Future Self?
How I See It is a series on PAAutism.org and ASDNext.org. In each installment, we ask people in the Pennsylvania autism community - individuals, family members, professionals, and more - to share their thoughts on a particular topic.
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My Relationship with My Provider
This video explains what your relationship to your healthcare provider is.
Read moreUnspoken Workplace Norms/Nuances
Workplaces norms and nuances, like unspoken rules, cultural behaviors, and communication cues can be difficult to understand. They can change at different workplaces, but this resource was designed an autistic self-advocate to help you understand some of the ones that apply to any workplace.
Read moreWhat to Know Before Registering for Summer Camp
Choosing a summer camp can feel overwhelming, especially if you are looking for one that can support an autistic camper. There are camps focused on many different areas of interest with different levels of structure and environments – and not every camp is a good fit for every child. The tips in this resource can help you find a camp that will work for you and your child’s needs.
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