

What “Virtual Autism” Research Actually Says About Screens and Autism-Like Changes
What “Virtual Autism” Research Actually Says About Screens and Autism-Like Changes


Ask for the Accessible Scale Before the Appointment
If you are taking an autistic child or going yourself as an autistic adult to a clinic that weighs people or uses an exam table, something changed this summer.


After the Storms
The recent traumatic storms in the Northwest have left families of children with exceptional abilities facing overwhelming new challenges.


A Hiring Goal Is Not a Job
For more than a decade, most federal contractors have had a number to work toward: 7 percent of each job group, people with disabilities. On August 21, the Labor Department published a final rule that takes that measuring stick away. This is not a story about every workplace in America, and it is not a repeal of the ADA. It is what one contractor rule counted, and what it will stop counting on September 21. What actually changed Disability Scoop reported the news on August 31
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