Kate Rowan: School to College
In the world of autism, the pathway from school to college can seem very daunting. Kate Rowan is an autistic writer and dramatist, having recently completed a masters in Drama
In the world of autism, the pathway from school to college can seem very daunting. Kate Rowan is an autistic writer and dramatist, having recently completed a masters in Drama
Fighting Words is now an autism friendly organization, ensuring autistic youth nationwide will always have a space to practice creative writing! Two years after beginning their journey with us, AsIAm
After talking to Lorraine Kelly of North Wicklow Educate Together School, we had a word with its principal Billy Redmond on the topic of Autism Friendly School management. Billy has
After diagnostic or clinical supports, education is an institution which will take up the largest part of a young autistic person’s life. Through school talks and training, AsIAm has tried
AsIAm, Ireland’s National Autism Charity, has today warmly welcomed the announcement by the Government of an expansion of the Summer Provision Programme. This Programme provides additional teaching time to autistic
In April AsIAm welcomed the announcement of an Autism Innovation Strategy from the Minister of State Department of Children, Disability, Equality, and Integration with Responsibility for Disability Anne Rabbitte TD. It is
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
AsIAm is delighted to announce the launch of 22 autism resources as Gaelige, made in consultation with Gaeloideachas. These resources are based on our Bridge Back to School booklet from last summer. COVID-19
AsIAm is pleased to announce that ExamRevision.ie, will be offering free access to holders of our Autism ID card for the month of April. Ireland’s leading secondary school web-learning resource
“A Minority within a Minority”: A Female Experience of Autism “Oh, but you don’t look autistic. You must be very high-functioning!” Those dreaded words. From well-meaning strangers to my GP,
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