James Reed shares his experiences attending different colleges in California. As a Freshman, I began attending college at the University of California, Santa Cruz. I requested single room accommodations in the first week of classes and received them in the third week. During those initial weeks livi…

AJ Gadgets has the power to make super gadgets and the ability of thought projection.Source: The Autism Site

"He's going to be in a better place," she allegedly said during her confession.Source: The Autism Site

After nearly three years of using their son's story for YouTube content, the Stauffers have placed him with a different family.Source: The Autism Site

Spencer Cole has become an online ambassador of the Seneca Park Zoo while the gates are closed.Source: The Autism Site

“He sits in her lap in the wheelchair as she does her schoolwork and snuggles her throughout the day."Source: The Autism Site

“I don’t see anyone talking about mothers. I don’t see anyone talking about children, and on top of those children, the kids who have special conditions."Source: The Autism Site

“He sits in her lap in the wheelchair as she does her schoolwork and snuggles her throughout the day."Source: The Autism Site

This annual holiday is observed on May 20 to raise awareness about adoptable dogs living in U.S. animal shelters. Adopt, don't shop!Source: The Autism Site

A secure attachment offers three basic things: a sense of safety and security, a secure base from which to explore, and the ability to regulate emotions. Insecure attachments are often linked to aggression and anxiety.Source: The Autism Site

"This is the first CDC study to provide estimates of the number of U.S. adults with autism and fills a gap in data on adults living with autism spectrum disorder in the United States."Source: The Autism Site

"Since we have got the dog he has settled a lot better and has fewer meltdowns now," his dad said.Source: The Autism Site

14 young people on the autism spectrum live and work at Erik's Retreat.Source: The Autism Site

"He was so brave," his mom said. "He was running and yelling, 'Run Georgia, run!'"Source: The Autism Site