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UW Information School Creates the “Autism @ Work Playbook”
"Nothing about us without us," is the mission behind Associate Professor Hala Annabi's “Autism @ Work Playbook,” a new resource created ...
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Congratulations to Lizzy!
Yesterday Lizzy Karp rocked her Dissertation Defense! She will graduate from the UW Psychology program in June, and will soon ...
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LAST CALL! Do you have a child with autism and a 6-12 month-old infant?
If so, you may be eligible for a research study conducted by Drs. Stone and Sommerville. The study is examining ...
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READi Lab team presents at INSAR meeting!
Earlier this month, 5 members of the READi Lab team traveled to Montreal, Canada to present posters and talks at ...
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Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo Offers Sensory-Friendly Resources and Activities!
The Woodland Park Zoo, in an effort to accommodate children and teens with autism, has worked to create less stimulating ...
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READi Lab Attends Lewis County Family Fun Fest
For the second year in a row, the READi Lab was excited to attend Centralia College’s Family Fun Fest last ...
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Hailee’s Headed to Grad School!
Today the READi Lab bids a very bitter-sweet farewell to Hailee Hannah as she embarks on a new journey. Hailee ...
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A Teen with Autism Becomes Rubik’s Cube Guinness World Record Holder
Max Park, a 15-year-old with autism, has an exceptional talent for solving Rubik's Cubes—so much so that he has competed ...
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Has your child participated in Early Intervention services in King County?
If so, the King County Interagency Coordinating Council (KCICC) is seeking your input! They are looking for parents and caregivers ...
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Sesame Street celebrates Autism Acceptance Month…
…by announcing the introduction of Julia’s family for the first time in Muppet form! Julia’s parents, big brother, and dog ...
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Free Webinar! “Build Your Transition Resource Toolkit”
On Wednesday, April 24 at 11:00amPST, Open Doors for Multicultural Families is hosting a FREE webinar designed for professionals who ...
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Dr. Stone in the Spotlight!
The latest newsletter from the UW Center on Human Development and Disability featured our very own Dr. Wendy Stone! The ...
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Do you have a child with autism and a 6-12 month-old infant?
If so, you may be eligible for a research study conducted by Drs. Stone and Sommerville. The study is examining ...
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Large study Fails to Find ASD-Specific Motor Delays at 6 Months of Age
Previous studies have suggested that infant siblings of children with ASD have early delays in motor development. The Baby Siblings ...
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Designing Workplaces for Individuals with ASD
“What happens when people who have trouble fitting into a traditional workplace get one designed just for them?” This question ...
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HRSA Program Officer Visits the READi Lab!
This week our lab welcomed Erica Caesar, our Program Officer for the Pathways grant! Erica met with project staff, toured ...
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Way to go, Sarah!
Sarah Edmunds, one of Wendy's graduate students, has accepted a postdoctoral fellowship at Boston Children's Hospital! Sarah is currently on ...
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Need help paying for summer programs?
Ben’s Fund is now accepting applications for grant awards to pay for summer programs for children and young adults with ...
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Parent Workshop on IEP Development
On February 28th at 6pm, Open Doors for Multicultural Families will be hosting an ‘IEP Overview and Development’ Parent Workshop ...
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Exciting News from Lizzy!
Lizzy Karp, one of Wendy’s grad students, was offered a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Autism at Stanford University for next year, ...
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