Category: Autism

If you’re familiar with stand-up comedy, you know that one of the best things about it is how comedians turn real-life challenges into something funny. That’s precisely what Nina G does. She has a stutter and dyslexia, and instead...

Visiting a busy museum can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially for people with sensory sensitivities. That’s why the California State Railroad Museum has worked with KultureCity to become officially sensory-inclusive. With this certification, the museum has added special supports, like...

Sean Mini didn’t just land an internship—he found a place where his mind is seen and valued. He’s the first to join the UC Davis Neurodiversity Internship Program, a paid position in medical coding designed specifically for neurodivergent individuals,...

On Tuesday, the 15th of April, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a report stating that there has been an increase in the number of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). According to their findings,...

The CDC has reported a steady increase in the diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder, with one out of every 36 8-year-old children now being identified as autistic. There has been a claim that this increase is due to the...

Visiting a dentist’s office can seem a natural task for some individuals. Still, let’s consider the high-pitched drilling, bright fluorescent lights and uncomfortable poking and prodding. It may be an overwhelming experience for children who are hypersensitive to sounds,...

As the Bakersfield City School District convenes for its Board of Trustees meeting on Tuesday evening, discussions and votes will be held regarding potential reductions in employment for various positions and services within the district.  The fate of numerous...