UW Autism Center Lunch & Learn – Dr. Yev Veverka
Are you interested in tips for making mealtimes more positive? Join us for our free September Lunch & Learn webinar with Dr. Yev Veverka, leader of the UW Autism Center’s interdisciplinary [...]
Inclusive Summer Camps: Opportunities for All Children
A recent KUOW story highlights the challenges many families face in finding summer camps that welcome and support children with disabilities. Adjua Dupree, a Haring Center board member, shared [...]
Sleep Differences in Infants with Autism or Down Syndrome
A new study led by Dr. Annette Estes and researchers at the UW Autism Center shows that some babies, particularly those with Down syndrome or a family history of autism, begin to show sleep [...]
Redefining Assessment Through a Neurodiversity Lens
In a recent open-access publication, UW Autism Center’s Dr. Sara Woods co-authored Principles of Neurodiversity-Affirming Collaborative Assessment with Drs. Amara Brook and Liz Angoff. The [...]
Family Support Mealtime Zoom Meeting – RSVP Now
Join us for a free, community-wide Zoom event on Tuesday, June 11, 2025, at 7:00 PM with Susan Ramage and Yev Veverka, two of the authors of Meaningful Mealtimes: Practical Strategies for All [...]
Neurodiversity & Inclusion in Camps Webinar Registration
Working with children this summer? Understanding neurodiversity is important to create inclusive camps where all children will feel a sense of belonging! Join our webinar to learn about how to [...]
Improving Timely Autism Diagnoses for Young Children
The On-Time Autism Intervention (OTAI) Project is launching a new ECHO series focused on autism diagnosis for children birth to age three. This 12-session series is a collaboration between the [...]
Listening, Learning, Including: Shifting the Autism Dialogue
In recognition of Autism Acceptance Month, the UW Combined Fund Drive highlights the shift from awareness to inclusion. Autism Spectrum Disorder is a complex, lifelong developmental condition [...]
Governor Proclaims April as Autism Acceptance Month in WA
Governor Bob Ferguson has proclaimed April 2025 as Autism Acceptance Month in Washington, underscoring the importance of inclusion, understanding, and equitable opportunities for individuals with [...]