Love & Autism

Stories about advocacy and topics about autism. Change starts here. 

A Recap of ‘An Evening with Ezra’

Because of you, an ‘Evening with Ezra’ got it Right! Beauty, intentional imbalance, thoughtful accessibility, and human connections meant unmasked and authentic experiences for all of us. This was our night together. This is Love & Autism. We set out to push the...

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Creating Change

Creating Change

The truth is, we’re still asking autistic people to not be autistic. The demands to act non-autistic, to mask autistic traits, lead to depression, anxiety, and behaviors consistent with aggression. Dismantling ableism can only occur if we are willing to internally reflect and shift.

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A Well-Ordered World

A Well-Ordered World

By Quincy Hansen When I was younger I used to like to sit on the floor with a bug bucket full of Matchbox cars, rubber animals, and other small toys. I’d take out each object one after the other and use them to make a line of toys. I’d spend a long time lining up my...

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Everyday Heroes

Everyday Heroes

This story was submitted to us by Ronan Daglish.  Hello, my name is Ronan and I am a film maker. I love to film, edit, Direct, Produce, and write scripts for my own films. Someday I hope to work in the film industry and share my talents with the world. I created a...

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What This Autistic Teacher Wants Professionals to Know

What This Autistic Teacher Wants Professionals to Know

Autism Spectrum Disorder is the correct terminology for an autism diagnosis. “Disorder” serves its purpose in diagnosing and receiving services. But some on the autism spectrum would prefer “condition” over “disorder.” Autism is a neurological condition. “Disorder” implies that something is out-of-order. Condition is more so a state of being.

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Your Friends

Your Friends

This article was submitted to Love & Autism by author and #actuallyautistic woman Alexandra Adlawan. Alexandra Adlawan, Alex for short, is a Long Beach, CA resident who began drawing characters and creating stories in 5th grade. In August 2018, at Gatsby Books in...

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