National College of Ireland (NCI) has been accredited as an Autism Friendly Higher Education Institution by AsIAm. NCI is the second HEI in the world to achieve this award after
Survey by National Autism Charity reveals high levels of structural inequality and discrimination, low support 74% believe the government does not take a coordinated approach to supporting autistic people 14th December
What I (Don’t) Know About Autism will shortly begin its run in the Peacock stage in the Abbey. The play, containing a mix of autistic and neurotypical actors, contains a
April is World Autism Month! That means many people will be talking about autism in the media, in government, and in your community. Some people might use the colour blue
The town of Clonakilty in Co. Cork has undertaken a commitment to become fully Autism Friendly – a first for anywhere in Ireland. Over the last four months the AsIAm
It is a really good idea and absolutely essential to arrange a meeting with your child’s teacher, before your child starts school or when your child is moving onto another
Starting school is one of the biggest events in both a family member’s and a child’s life. All benefit from advice and support when starting a new school. There is
Returning to routine after a break can be a tough one to get your head around, especially after a lengthy one like the summer holidays. Routine is a common source
AsIAm Founder and CEO Adam Harris called on the Department of Education to deliver training to teachers and schools across the country for their autistic pupils. Speaking before the Joint
This week, the National Council for Special Education (NCSE) launched its review into the Special Needs Assistants (SNA) Scheme. Speaking at the Gresham Hotel in Dublin on Wednesday, NSCE Executive
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