ST. How Jazz Hands for Autism Helped More Than 200 Neurodivergent Musicians Turn Talent into Careers | WATCH

Philip Bailey tribute highlights organization’s 25th concert and 12-year mission of opportunity *For years, conversations about autism and the arts have centered on inclusion. Jazz Hands for Autism is focused on something bigger: opportunity. That mission was on full display as the nonprofit organization celebrated its 25th concert. The event, held at Playa Studios in Culver City (CA), brought…

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ST.Lancaster Township man charged in child rape now charged with raping nonverbal autistic woman

A Lancaster Township man charged last month with raping a 10-year-old boy and exposing himself to another child is now charged with raping a woman who is nonverbal and has autism after investigators said they found video of the assaults on his phone. Lancaster Township police charged Steve Anthony Jones Jr., 42, with rape of a mentally…

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ST,John West, Beloved Influencer with Autism, Dies After a ‘Long History of Medical Issues’

The internet personality’s sister, Des, shared the news in a series of heartbreaking tributes on May 31 John West, a beloved content creator known for sharing his experience with autism, has died, his sister shared on social media. “John recently passed away from natural causes💔 UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN MR. WEST🕊️🖤” West’s sister, known online…

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ST,Black Mothers Are Asked to Prove Their Autistic Children Deserve Care—Harmony’s Story Shows The Cost

Tanasha Jackson has faced one hurdle after another in an effort to gain resources and help for her daughter. The moment Harmony’s mother, Tanasha Jackson, began recording the occupational therapy session, she says the atmosphere changed. What had already felt tense suddenly became uncomfortable in a different way. According to her, the therapist had been speaking harshly…

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ST.School trips aren’t always accessible for autistic children – but they can bring huge benefits

Share article Print article School trips are often remembered as a highlight of childhood education. Whether it’s exploring a castle, visiting a museum or spending the day at a farm or zoo, these experiences offer something the classroom often cannot: learning that is immersive, memorable and often exciting. For autistic children, school trips can be both…

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