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A graduate student from New York University is conducting a survey-based research project about the U.S. airport experiences of individuals with ASD. The survey canRead more
We are delighted to welcome Madison Onsager to the READi Lab for the month of January. Madison is a sophomore at Williams College who isRead more
Earlier this week, READi Lab alums Roya Baharloo and Nat Bumrungtrakul met up in Bangkok, Thailand! Roya, who is currently working on her Ph.D. inRead more
While the holiday season can bring joy for many, it can also bring challenges for individuals with autism who experience sensory sensitivities and/or difficulty withRead more
Ina never-ending effort to sharpen our knowledge and skills, last week Lisa and Wendy attended the 11th Annual Conference on the Science of Dissemination andRead more
Kalin Bennett, an 18 year old from Little Rock, Arkansas, is making history as the first person with autism to be signed to a DivisionRead more
The recently-released report from the National Survey of Children’s Health estimates an autism prevalence rate of 1 in 40 children in the U.S. This survey,Read more
Sesame Street’s first Muppet with autism, Julia, was spotted during this year’s Thanksgiving Day Parade wearing noise-cancelling headphones to help control sensory overload! People inRead more
Last week Wendy traveled to British Columbia, Canada, to learn about barriers to autism services for First Nations and to provide STAT training for earlyRead more
Trevor Pacelli, a young man with ASD, wrote a book titled Six-Word Lessons on Growing up Autistic: 100 Lessons to Understand How Autistic People See Life to help educateRead more
The transition from high school into the adult world can be a daunting experience for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The specialized services and supportsRead more
Dr. Caitlin Hudac was the guest lecturer in Wendy’s PSYCH 560 class yesterday. Caitlin described her research exploring the “social brain,” using measures of EEG,Read more
Seattle Children’s Autism Center is hosting an annual Trick or Treat Practice Party at the welcoming hall of the Autism Center. This event will takeRead more
Hailee, Elyanah, Lisa, and Wendy traveled to Spokane on Tuesday for a partnership meeting with Guilds' School Early Intervention providers. Many thanks to Colleen Fuchs andRead more
Trent Deschamps, Wendy's graduate student, led a lively discussion during this week's PSYCH 560 seminar on Current Topics in Autism Research. The theme for FallRead more
A new play written by Catya McMullen, “AGNES,” recently premiered in New York City. The central character is on the autism spectrum, and the castRead more
Today Charlie and his dad helped us develop learning tools and videos that we will use for our Pathways grant. This grant will enable usRead more
Next month, Dr. Gary Stobbe and colleagues will be launching a pilot program called “ECHO Autism: Transition to Adulthood.” The goal of this program is to help pediatricRead more
If you are participating the Autism Speaks Walk this weekend, please look for us in our READiLab T-shirts! Hailee and Danielle will be joining theRead more
“Liam’s World” is a unique photo documentary by Erin Lefevre spotlighting the life of her younger brother, Liam, who is on the autism spectrum. LefevreRead more