She has designed the clothing to be made completely out of water bottles, so it has a dual impact on the environment. Source: The Autism Site

Heidi Kershaw came up with the idea and presented it to a group of engineering students, hoping it would keep her 7-year-old son focused on his therapist during sessions. Source: The Autism Site

We've donated thousands of masks to workers at wildlife sanctuaries to keep them safe.Source: The Autism Site

It took more than 11 months, around 700 hours of time, and 56,000 legos. Source: The Autism Site

The dog refused to leave the boy's side.Source: The Autism Site

By Megan Amodeo Have you ever been stuck in a never-ending line at the grocery store? Or maybe you were at the DMV waiting to renew your license and the wait far exceeded what most consider humane? We have all been somewhere longer than we want to be at one time or another. “I don’t know about…

"I feel so independent," the teen athlete said. "I'm gonna conquer the world with him."Source: The Autism Site

Interview by Jenny BristolIllustration by Rebecca Burgess Anthony Harrison lives in the Washington, D.C., area and spends his days taking care of his cats, pursuing his varied interests, and, in his day job, progressing the field of human-robot interaction. Anthony works as a research psychologis…

Renting videos has been part of his daily routine since he was 13 years old. Source: The Autism Site

"I don't know who's having more fun with this, him or me?" said the racetrack creator.Source: The Autism Site

This is a momentous milestone in the history of human health, as well an achievement for the people and governments of Africa.Source: The Autism Site

The first week of college classes has begun. Yes, summer 2020 is truly over and what a strange, surreal experience this has been. In mid-March we converted all our services to working remote. We usually plan several outdoor adventures during the summer: whitewater rafting, kayaking, camping, and lon…

What happens when you can fully embrace and accept yourself? More importantly, what happens when you grow up having always been accepted for your neurodiversity? In Jonathan (Murphy) Cormur’s case, it means that you have the freedom to explore your talents and grow them into creative career as a voi…

"She was so happy to meet Juliet that she smiled brighter than I have ever seen, especially after learning that the loving puppy was in training to be her service dog."Source: The Autism Site