

We are in the midst of an autism revolution. It’s exciting to see what’s happening and who’s leading it. What we know about autism has evolved thanks to the growing numbers of autistic individuals who are finding their voices, telling the world about their firsthand experiences, and speaking out about:
We have pledged to do everything we can to help autistic voices rise to the top. We respect their opinions and prioritize their recommendations based on their own experiences. There will always be a place for parental and professional guidance and perspectives but never again will they outshine those who are #ActuallyAutistic.
Our Geek Club Books website has grown to become a robust source of autistic-generated information, personal experiences, and educational resources. Here are our top 10 categories:
This resource page will help you with:
As a term and movement, autism awareness is on its way out. Autistic advocates and their supporters, like us, are replacing it with “autism acceptance.” We’re making a public demand for a more inclusive society.
This resource page will help you with:
Discover the current thinking by autistics about identity-first or person first Language.
Find several articles and interviews about autism and communication.
We’ve profiled several individuals and family members who have turned their autism business ideas into meaningful employment.
Our amazing team of writers candidly talk about their challenges and share ways they have learned to accept themselves and take care of their needs. You’ll find essays and articles on:
Zoom is our quarterly online magazine featuring autistic guest editors and primarily autistic writers who inspire, answer questions, focus on positive solutions and share their personal experiences.
We’ll continue to bring you more by autistic advocates and writers. Use them as your compass for finding new directions when you feel lost on your own or your loved one’s autism journey. They are your absolute best resources!
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