Autism Living

The weekend's here and you know where you need to be: down at the Drive-in with your friends from All In. Enjoy the animated musical comedy hit SING, take part in a livestream, interactive sing-along with a legendary American singer/songwriter, and raise your voice with others in support of inclusion and housing options that leave no one behind.

We're still holding you space.. but you need to register now at Eventbrite!https://www.eventbrite.com/e/all-inclusive-living-drive-in-tickets-121406224285

Join us on October 3 for the launch of our new name - All-Inclusive Living. Tickets and info here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/all-inclusive-living-drive-in-tickets-121406224285

Autism Living is working toward solutions that serve the whole community including my (son/daughter/friend, etc). And we need every community asset to do the job. Make your contribution go even farther by supporting Autism Living through The Big Give - Click Link Below to Help

Autism Living | The Columbus Foundation Create communities in Columbus where adults with autism and other disabilities, older adults, families, and diverse neighbors form cohesive, inter-generational neighborhoods for mutual benefit and support.

Autism Living has big plans for building greater futures for adults with autism and other disabilities. And we've been very busy. After more than a year of aggressive study, community conversations and conceptual design, next month we'll announce an exciting new chapter for Autism Living and for Columbus. Won't you join us? Consider giving to Autism Living through The Big Give.

https://columbusfoundation.org/the-giving-store/nonprofit-directory-listing/AutismLiving/15274

Check it out - three minutes that make it clear what Autism Living is all about. We're using every community asset available to help create better futures for adults with autism and other disabilities. And we need your support. Please give big to Autism Living through The Big Give. Donate by clicking the link in the video comment below

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Autism Living has big plans for building greater futures for adults with autism and other disabilities. And we've been busy. After more than a year of aggressive study, community conversations and conceptual design, next month we'll announce an exciting new chapter for Autism Living and for Columbus. Won't you join us? Give big to Autism Living through The Big Give.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/on-their-own-but-not-alone-how-a-group-of-men-with-autism-found-an-independence-their-families-werent-sure-they-would-ever-have/2019/06/07/1f9adb2c-8942-11e9-a870-b9c411dc4312_story.html

Perspective | On their own, but not alone: How a group of men with autism found an independence their families weren’t sure they would ever have The men all live in an apartment building in Gaithersburg.

https://time.com/5622652/disability-voter-turnout-2020/

Voter Turnout Surged Among People With Disabilities Last Year. Activists Want to Make Sure That Continues in 2020 More people with disabilities voted in 2018 than Latinos, but politicians don't often try to win their votes

Stumbled upon this today - thoughts?

A sustainable living community for adults on the autism spectrum | Heidi Stieglitz Ham | TEDxPerth Heidi's talk was preceded by this short video featuring adults with High-Functioning Autism discussing their experiences. Watch it here: https://www.youtube....

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/11/travel/autistic-travelers-hotel-amusement-parks.html?utm_campaign=KHN%3A%20First%20Edition&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=74546318&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-9F-tXJlVA2DO2sCoWWPQpxFOkaRasY_H7AYZPHkPLAA8JN3DoNNItESZyS6oXQJ08eHMljJJhZfhCCUbLmh_JgB_C4lg&_hsmi=74546318

Rolling Out the Welcome Mat for Travelers With Autism A growing number of theme parks, hotels and special attractions are introducing autism training and sensory guides.

Curious as to what blogs, podcasts you all follow regarding housing initiatives, transition, intentional neighboring? Really would like to hear from individuals following our page - and those looking for long term housing solutions.

As Autism Living moves forward we keep this design principle in mind.

Why Human-Centered Design Matters In 1894, W.K. Kellogg made a discovery that would forever change what we eat in the morning. Seeking a more digestible breakfast alternative to baked bread for his brother’s hospital patients, the bespectacled former broom salesman accidentally left a pot of boiled wheat out overnight. The wheat b...