Tuesday, August 13, 2024

National Programs August Newsletter: Connecting to Education

The Autism Society of America is working to increase water safety skills across the Autism community to prevent wandering-related tragedies.
The Autism Society is excited to announce the launch of its new Training and Resource Center, a platform offering online training courses and high-impact resources tailored to support the diverse needs of the Autism community.

The Autism Society is excited to announce the launch of its new Training and Resource Center, a platform offering online training courses and high-impact resources tailored to support the diverse needs of the Autism community.


Creating a more supportive, inclusive, and accepting society begins with increasing knowledge and understanding of Autistic experiences. The Autism Society’s newly released Foundations of Autism course package explores Autism and key characteristics, highlighting diverse experiences within the Autism community.


Get connected and register for our Foundations of Autism course package today.

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In celebration of our 60th anniversary, the Autism Society of America is bringing back our National Conference in June of 2025.

In celebration of our 60th anniversary, the Autism Society of America is bringing back our National Conference in June of 2025.


Join us for an inspiring gathering of leading voices, innovators, and advocates from the Autism community. The event will offer a diverse range of informative sessions, panels, and discussions. The conference agenda will showcase and discuss innovative ideas, exploring ways the Autism community can work together to create connections, empowering everyone in the Autism community to live fully.



Don't miss this incredible chance to learn, grow, and connect with our community as we work to build a culture of acceptance and inclusion nationwide.

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According to a study conducted by the Kennedy Krieger Institute, approximately 49% of individuals with Autism have been known to wander.

According to a study conducted by the Kennedy Krieger Institute, approximately 49% of individuals with Autism have been known to wander. And tragically, accidental drownings of those who have wandered account for 91% of deaths in children with Autism under the age of 14.


Through our newly released Safety on the SpectrumWandering Resource Guide, the Autism Society offers support families, caregivers, and communities who support individuals who may wander.


This guide includes critical resources to increase safety at home and in the community. We hope that the resources can help you, your family, and other trusted caregivers have open discussions about safety and find solutions that meet your familys needs.


Together, we can create a safer world where everyone in the Autism community is connected to the support they need, when they need it.

Download the Wandering Resource Guide
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