It seems more and more we are seeing our favourite characters in movies, TV and books showing definitive signs of autism. You may call it ‘Déjà vu’, I call it an opportunity for discussion:
The Spectrum Girl's Survival Guide was number 1 on my most anticipated autism books for this year. So, how does this one-stop autism index stack up?
Looking for a book that won’t leave you high dry and thoroughly unsatisfied by the 2nd act? Then why not check out these much-anticipated autism reads?
Starring a non-verbal, autistic, African-American (voiced by a non-verbal, autistic, voice actor), Loop demonstrates that, when it comes to diversity, Disney’s Magic Kingdom still has a few tricks up its sleeve.
With a greater emphasis on the autism community than ever before, 2019 had plenty of cracking autistic depictions in books but, which one was best?
Netflix Atypical season 3 is back and, despite this season taking a step in a new direction, once again, it appears to have taken a step into the wrong one.
Like a witch at your window or the monster under your bed, this is the shocking autistic depiction that'll make you want to leave the light on at night.
The dry season is over and a bombardment of brilliant autism shows are almost upon us. Here’s what to look out for in the months ahead.
A Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time film is on its way. But, what can be done to make this the autism film we deserve?
Here to show you how neurodiverse representation should be done. Underdogs is the debut novel from Chris Bonnello that you won't want to underestimate.
Shining a much-needed light on the ill-treatment of mental health conditions, The Madness & The Mandolin is an incomparable must-watch. [Sponsored]