Autism NOW Answer Series #14: What is self-advocacy, and how can individuals with autism participate?
Here is the fourteenth video in our Autism NOW Answer Series, embedded below.
Here is the fourteenth video in our Autism NOW Answer Series, embedded below.
Here is the thirteenth video in our Autism NOW Answer Series, embedded below.
Here is the twelfth video in our Autism NOW Answer Series, embedded below.
Here is the eleventh video in our Autism NOW Answer Series, embedded below.
The Self-Advocacy Curriculum is a tool that is intended to help individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities learn more about the self-advocacy movement; celebrate neurodiversity; cultivate local self-advocacy groups; and ultimately, become and remain empowered through self-advocacy.
Here is the tenth video in our Autism NOW Answer Series, embedded below.
Max Barrows, Kyle Moriarty, and Nicole LeBlanc of Self Advocates Becoming Empowered (SABE) discuss the idea of presuming competence for people with disabilities.
Here is the ninth video in our Autism NOW Answer Series, embedded below.
Here is the eighth video in our Autism NOW Answer Series, embedded below.
This anthology aims to take readers on a thought-provoking journey about relationships and sexuality through the eyes of self-advocates.