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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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The latest newsletter from the UW Center on Human Development and Disability featured our very own Dr. Wendy Stone! The ...
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If so, you may be eligible for a research study conducted by Drs. Stone and Sommerville. The study is examining ...
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Previous studies have suggested that infant siblings of children with ASD have early delays in motor development. The Baby Siblings ...
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“What happens when people who have trouble fitting into a traditional workplace get one designed just for them?” This question ...
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This week our lab welcomed Erica Caesar, our Program Officer for the Pathways grant! Erica met with project staff, toured ...
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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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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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On February 28th at 6pm, Open Doors for Multicultural Families will be hosting an ‘IEP Overview and Development’ Parent Workshop ...
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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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We are excited to report that Sarah Edmunds, Wendy’s grad student who is currently doing her clinical internship at Duke ...
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This year, two non-profit organizations, The Art of Autism and Mainly Mozart, are teaming up to sponsor an art competition ...
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Happy birthday to our kind, caring, and curious friend on Sesame Street, Julia! We hope you have a great day! ...
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Last week, Kisna Prado joined the READi Lab to work on the Screen-Refer-Treat (SRT) and Pathways studies. A Southern California ...
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Seattle's Museum of Pop Culture is offering a new program that allows families affected by autism spectrum disorder to access ...
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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 ...
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We are delighted to welcome Madison Onsager to the READi Lab for the month of January. Madison is a sophomore ...
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Earlier this week, READi Lab alums Roya Baharloo and Nat Bumrungtrakul met up in Bangkok, Thailand! Roya, who is currently ...
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While the holiday season can bring joy for many, it can also bring challenges for individuals with autism who experience ...
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Ina never-ending effort to sharpen our knowledge and skills, last week Lisa and Wendy attended the 11th Annual Conference on ...
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