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Meet Daina, READi Lab Postdoctoral Researcher & Possible Magician
Meet Daina, a child clinical psychologist, and READi Lab's newest postdoctoral researcher. She recently joined the team and has already ...
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Play Life-Sized Chutes-and-Ladders Game with Parent Map
With summer 2021 rapidly coming to an end, a bucket list item for families may be the Chutes-and-Ladders style game ...
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New from Autism Speaks: ‘Guide to Individualized Education Programs (IEP)’
New for Fall 2021, Autism Speaks recently published an updated ‘Guide to Individualized Education Programs (IEPs).’ This guide is free, ...
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It’s Not Goodbye, Alaina, It’s See You Later
Our READi Lab team could not be prouder of Alaina, a UW undergrad who graduated with a degree in Psychology ...
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Our READi Lab Research Team is Going Virtual & We Need Your Help!
Our READi lab research team is working hard to move autism research forward while ensuring the safety of our participants ...
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Say “Hello” to Hannah, Dog Mom & READi Lab Student
Meet Hannah, one of READi Lab's diligent graduate students! Learn more about her and her motivations to help autistic children ...
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Congratulations to Trent!
UW Readi Lab graduate student Trent DesChamps recently attained two new milestones! In June he passed the oral defense of ...
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Join Julia, Sesame Street in a Game of “Playground Pals”
Perfect for summer, Sesame Street developed “Playground Pals, with Julia” a free, interactive, and online game as a part of ...
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Tips for Navigating the Transition Back to ‘Normal’ Activities
As Washington state approaches its tentative date for fully reopening on June 30th, many people have strong, conflicting feelings about ...
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New READi Lab Article Published on a Web-based Version of the M-CHAT-R/F
A new READi lab study was published in the journal of Academic Pediatrics! Together with Dr. Kyle Steinman of Seattle ...
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Meet Alice, READi Lab’s Only Special Education Student!
Say "Hi" to Alice, a special education student whose career ambitions and skills in parent and provider coaching during Early ...
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Please Excuse Our Mess, We’re Moving!
From June 8th – 9th, our READi lab team will be moving into our new home in Kincaid Hall, just ...
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Sesame Street Teaches the ABCs of Racial Literacy
Caregivers may be hesitant to talk with their young children about race, and understandably so. Racial identity and racial justice ...
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Parent Map Magazine Shares “8 Hidden-Gem Playgrounds with Beautiful Views”
Between rainy season and quarantine, many families are itching to enjoy the best of what the PNW has to offer ...
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READi Lab presence at the INSAR 2021 conference
The annual conference of the International Society for Autism Research (INSAR) was held virtually last week, and our lab’s research ...
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Spectrum News Presents “Autistic Scientists Redefining Autism Research”
How we talk about autism within academia -- and as a society – has evolved greatly and continues to do ...
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Sesame Street Offers New Resources for Autism Acceptance Month!
April is #AutismAcceptanceMonth! Our friends on @SesameStreet are sharing new resources around managing changes, practicing flexibility, and building resilience. Learn ...
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“Dear Future Employer” Letter Goes Viral, Promotes Autism Acceptance
Ryan Lowry, an autistic adult with ambitions to work as an animator or in IT, recently wrote a letter to ...
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Say “hello” to Lisa, READi Lab’s Associate Director
Meet Lisa, associate director of the READi lab and senior research scientist. She has played an integral role in study ...
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Join Us in Celebrating Autism Acceptance Month!
We are proud to celebrate #AutismAcceptanceMonth with our friends on @SesameStreet! Find new resources supporting children with autism and their ...
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