A ramp gets you inside. Usable access is whether you can finish the visit without spending the next day recovering.

Inflection Point Entertainment (IPE) announced today that Tony Mantor: Why Not Me?,

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 Here is the part that matters at the kitchen table: the Supreme Court decision that protects community living was not repealed.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

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.

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

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

Researchers have spent years naming genes tied to autism risk.

We’re excited to announce that Ability Central’s FY 2027–2028 Grant Cycle is now open.

Autism research 2025 breakthroughs are generating real, practical insight for families and professionals.

In an era where screens are ubiquitous—from tablets soothing fussy toddlers to educational apps promising endless learning—parents often grapple with a pressing question

Navigating California's Regional Center system is one of the most complex things a family caring for someone with a developmental disability will ever do. The Lanterman Act guarantees services based on need — but knowing how to document that need, push back on a denial, or navigate the Self-Determination Program is something most families have to figure out alone, often in moments of crisis. DAN — the Disability Access Navigator — was built to change that. It's a free bilingu

In the world of autism advocacy, where every dollar counts toward therapies, supports, and services for individuals on the spectrum, one might expect a unified outcry when those funds are siphoned off through massive fraud.

We are excited to announce the beta release of the Evaluative Artificial Speech Intelligence (EASI) platform: https://easi-as.com/

The Autism Inventory represents a thoughtful response to these challenges. Rather than attempting to replace clinical expertise, this innovative system makes professional-level assessment more accessible

Great news for the autism community! Autism Inventory is excited to announce that they are looking for beta testers.

Unlock early access to amazing early detection AI. Become a BETA Tester today.