Charles Kinsey was shot by police, who then handcuffed him and left him bleeding. Police claim they were trying to protect him from a man with autism, who Kinsey was working with.Source: The Autism Site

Charles Kinsey is a behavioral therapist at a group home. Following an autistic man out into the street, he was shot in the leg by police, who then handcuffed him and left him bleeding in the street.Source: The Autism Site

People, including those on the spectrum, are multi-faceted. One wise soul points that out with a clever illustration.Source: The Autism Site

Change must come from individuals choosing to make a difference for others – and for themselves. By Jonathan Andrews I was recently thrilled to find out I’d been honoured with a Community Links Bromley award for a sustained commitment to volunteering in the local community. I have worked locally for…

Maybe Eleanor would have loved to join the book club? I think about the many, many times that Eleanor has had similar things happen to her. It must shut down her self-esteem and hope, and crash her dreams of what she might want to do later in life—crashing her hope of maybe succeeding to be a doctor…

Anyone who has ever spent time venting their frustrations knows how nice it can be to have someone who listens to them without judgment.Source: The Autism Site

Focus on these three keys to happiness, and see how much your mood improves!Source: The Autism Site

Doctors and professionals still don't fully understand autism, but it was virtually unknown in the past.Source: The Autism Site

What if you weren't able to recognize people by their faces? That's what people with prosopagnosia experience.Source: The Autism Site

Pokemon Go has exploded since its release; people all over the country are searching far and wide, striving to catch 'em all. But it's boasting some unexpected benefits...Source: The Autism Site

A neurological condition that blends the senses may be more prevalent in people on the spectrum. Learn more about this fascinating study!Source: The Autism Site

Our words can hurt people on the spectrum, which is why it's important for us to watch our tongues. Here are some things people with ASD would prefer not to hear.Source: The Autism Site

This had to have taken some major guts. GO JAKE!Source: The Autism Site

The world of television comedy is becoming more diverse and accepting, and ABC is leading the charge with a new show called "Speechless," which focuses on the daily life of a family with a child who is nonverbal.Source: The Autism Site