Being Heumann, Apple’s film about disability-rights leader Judy Heumann, opened the Toronto International Film Festival on September 10. Select theaters get it November 6. Apple TV streams it November 13.

Disability Scoop reported the wins on September 9, 2026. At the Creative Arts Emmy Awards in Los Angeles — a weekend ceremony ahead of the main Emmy Awards on September 14 — Love on the Spectrum took home:

If your pediatrician just ran an autism screen — or you asked for one — and you are sitting in the parking lot wondering what that score actually buys you, you are asking the right question.

If you are an autistic woman in midlife — or you love one — and the past year feels louder, hotter, foggier, and harder to plan, you are not inventing that.

If you have been watching autism headlines and wondering whether the numbers are “exploding,” a new study from Saint Louis University and SSM Health has a calmer answer.

If you are raising an autistic child who needs home nursing, or you are an autistic adult who wants to stay in your own apartment with supports — not a nursing home or a locked ward — the news from the Justice Department this summer was scary. A federal memo said the department no longer reads disability law the way it used to on community living. Here is the part that matters at the kitchen table: the Supreme Court decision that protects community living was not repealed. A

You already know the kitchen-table version: the same person can be autistic and have ADHD.

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