The Latest Breaking News from Autism

The boy, who has autism and Down syndrome, was photographed in the restraint for a social media post, his guardian says

Lauren Child brings a light touch to big issues, Elle McNicoll explores autism – and a secret society is at work in Paris’s sewers

Almost a million Australian schoolchildren now have a disability – that’s one in four enrolments. Parents, teachers and advocates say education is at crisis point

Lawsuit filed by student with autism against school district for negligence after violent incident.

Littleton, Colorado, police have arrested Kiarra Jones on charges of third-degree assault for crimes against an at-risk juvenile. Video captured Jones, a paraprofessional with Littleton Public Schools, slapping a 10-year-old boy with autism in the face, stomping his feet, and elbowing him in the stomach as they rode a school…

Ausome Bites empowers individuals with autism through vocational training in baking, offering delicious treats and fostering independence.

The groundbreaking initiative aims to provide job training and confidence to people with autism who can find it hard to cope in Japan's often high-stress and long-hours work environment.

Parenting is already hard enough. A parent is someone who’s responsible for raising another person the best they can. And still, for some, life throws additional challenges, as if parenting itself wasn’t enough. For example, a neurodivergence disorder(s). What’s even worse, some neurodivergent parents don’t even get diagnosed with these…

Autism Awareness Month: At the Sankalp headquarters in Kolappancheri, Chennai, architect Benny Kuriakose has experimented with natural lighting, curved pathways and verandahs as buffer zones

Council raises concerns that ‘fake doctor’ is offering ‘dangerous’ procedure to children with condition

Yale doctoral student Rebecca Ramnauth studies the ways in which AI and robots can increase connections between humans