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Tag: Autism Speaks

  • 6 things the autism community wants caregivers to know

    6 things the autism community wants caregivers to know

    In honor of National Family Caregivers Month in November, Autism Speaks asked their Instagram community what they want a caregiver in their life to know. These are some of their answers.

    That they are the strongest person I know and that I am SO proud of them!

    The small amount she helps with my son is so much bigger to me than she will ever realize.

    My family helps me and they support me because I am autistic.

    How much they have changed our lives in a positive way.

    Our community is very tight knit and it’s great to learn from each other.

    That I’m very nice, I love to be myself, I have a good heart, I do good things and more.

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  • Save the Date! Autism Speaks Research Series in Cincinnati

    Save the Date! Autism Speaks Research Series in Cincinnati

    Discover the latest innovations in science, research and technology related to causes and better interventions for autism spectrum disorder.

    Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2018

    6:00 PM Registration
    6:30 PM Presentation
    7:30 PM Q & A
    8:00 PM Dessert Reception

    Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
    MOB Building (aka 3430 Bldg.)
    Fifth Floor
    3430 Burnet Ave.
    Cincinnati, OH 45229

    Please join us for a community science event hosted by Autism Speaks in collaboration with the Kelly O’Leary Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders, Division of Developmental & Behavioral Disorders, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital.  The event will include a moderated panel discussion by Autism Speaks VP of Clinical Programs and Head of Autism Treatment Network, Donna S. Murray, PhD., an audience Q & A session, a resource fair and many opportunities for networking.

    We will explore the latest advances in autism research to support people with autism and their families.

    Who should attend: Open to all, including people with autism and their families, researchers, educators, clinicians, policy makers, and members of the local community.

    There is no fee to attend, but registration is required. CLICK HERE!Cincinnati Research Series

  • Thankful for YOU

    Thankful for YOU

    Autism Speaks

    Dear Loveland Magazine Readers,

    Painting by Jack D
    “Painting by Jack, diagnosed with autism at age 3. Jack is nonverbal and likes to communicate through his artwork.”

    As each of us looks forward to gathering with family and friends and giving thanks, we want you to know how thankful we are to have you as our partners and advocates, allies and friends. Some of you have been with us on this journey for years and some of you are new, but each of you makes our mission possible — to enhance lives today and accelerate a spectrum of solutions for tomorrow.

    No matter how busy and complex your lives are, when we ask, you give. When you share your challenges and victories, you inspire us. Because of you, we are enhancing the lives of thousands of families and people with autism.

    Autism Speaks is committed to ensuring that each person on the spectrum has access to a full range of supports throughout the life span. And that’s where you come in. You are an important part of a growing and caring autism community.

    We are deeply grateful for all that you do, and we send warm wishes for a happy Thanksgiving.

    Sincerest gratitude,

    Angela Geiger Signature
    Angela Geiger
    President and CEO

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