Not everything that’s round and stands out is considered to be a button. In this article, Vadim explains how you can create a proper interactive button for your users — one that shouldn’t be confused for anything else.| Smashing Magazine
I am thrilled to say, that from this week onwards, the CSS-tricks Almanac has an entry for each property, function, and at-rule related to the new Anchor| CSS-Tricks
The blog discusses healthcare inequities faced by gender diverse autistic adults, emphasizing the Double Empathy Problem. It highlights systemic barriers, biases in healthcare, and the challenges posed by transmedicalism. Recommendations for practitioners include checking biases, using inclusive language, and valuing lived experiences to foster equitable healthcare environments.| Autistic and Living the Dream
The project led by Rosie Tansley and Katie Munday focuses on making cancer care accessible for disabled and neurodivergent individuals. Through participatory methods, it identifies barriers such as inaccessible information and poor communication, while proposing solutions that prioritise empathy and inclusivity in healthcare. Meaningful changes are essential for effective support.| Autistic and Living the Dream
Neuro-affirming practice involves unlearning harmful methods and embracing neurodiversity as valid. It emphasizes inclusive, empathetic approaches that respect individual autonomy and lived experiences. Practitioners should adapt their methods to support neurodivergent clients, fostering an environment of trust and safety through continuous reflection and advocacy for systemic change.| Autistic and Living the Dream
To improve gender identity healthcare for autistic and neurodivergent individuals, key recommendations include hiring a trans healthcare coordinator, enhancing GP training, prioritizing trauma-info…| Autistic and Living the Dream
In this episode, Anne Bovelett discusses web accessibility with Marc Haunschild, emphasizing its benefits and challenges. They provide practical advice for developers, advocate for diverse teams, and promote small, iterative changes toward inclusivity.| Open Channels FM
The post Webinar, November 25 at 10am ET: Assessing the European Accessibility Act: What is the Impact Several Months Later? appeared first on TPGi — a Vispero company.| TPGi — a Vispero company
November 2025 — Mobile Accessibility Have you ever wondered about mobile app accessibility? In our next episode, host David Sloan, Chief Accessibility Officer, and guest John Lilly, Principal Accessibility Engineer,... The post The State of Accessibility – Episode 14 appeared first on TPGi — a Vispero company.| TPGi — a Vispero company
Client Hireflix Industry SaaS, HR Technology Engagement Accessibility Audit and Reporting Compliance Standards WCAG 2.1 Level AA, Section 508 Deliverables Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR/VPAT), Supplemental Accessibility Report, Audit Spreadsheet, Post-Audit Review Platforms Assessed December 2024 About Hireflix Hireflix is a modern, asynchronous video interviewing platform trusted by forward-thinking companies across industries. It simplifies the screening […]| TestPros
Client Insurance Educational Association (IEA) Industry eLearning, Insurance Education Course Evaluated CPWC O2 – Coverage and Claims Admin Engagement Accessibility Assessment & Conformance Reporting Deliverables Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR), Supplemental Accessibility Report (SAR), Strategic Remediation Guidance Date Completed December 2024 Timeline Project completed in 3 business days Background IEA Training is California’s premier provider of […]| TestPros
Digital accessibility has long been part of ADA Title II, but until recently, what that meant for websites, apps, and documents wasn’t clearly defined. That changed in 2024 when the Department of Justice (DOJ) finalized a new rule that sets a higher, enforceable standard for digital accessibility. Public entities, including state and local governments and […]| TestPros
A new guide from NASCIO offers states tips and tweaks to ensure their IT purchases meet upcoming Department of Justice requirements.| StateScoop
A new Assisted Travel Lounge has opened up at Derby station by East Midlands Railway (EMR) and Transport UK.| RailAdvent
The Esk Valley Community Railway in the North Yorkshire Moors will again be running its Forget-Me-Not Train for people with dementia and their carers next Wednesday (19 November).| RailAdvent
Wouldn’t it be great to be able to access foreign news in your own language? A recent STOA study explores the idea of a news streaming platform that could transform how EU citizens access information across linguistic boundaries. The ESMH spoke with the two main authors of the study from the Centre for Media Pluralism ...| European Science-Media Hub
From a talk I gave on September 20, 2025, at XO Ruby New Orleans.| Flagrant
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Alaska International Airport System staff introduce Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program to assist travelers with non-visible disabilities.| Alaska Business Magazine
Many people are moving to the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area recently for good-paying jobs and better social freedoms than other parts of the United States. A question first-time arrivals sometimes ask is, “how do the trains work and where do they go?” The Twin Cities’ Metro Transit has two METRO light rail lines named “Blue” (started service in 2006) and “Green” (started service in 2014). There are other color lines, like Orange and Gold, but those are Bus Rapid Transit...| Streets.mn
High-impact tutoring may deserve the hype, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy The post A Pragmatic Tutoring Roadmap appeared first on Education Next.| Education Next
Meta's FAIR division has released Omnilingual ASR, a free, open-source speech recognition model that supports over 1,600 languages, including 500 for the first time. The post AI Speech Recognition and Transcription: New Meta AI System Supports over 1,600 Languages appeared first on WinBuzzer.| WinBuzzer
Perfect for walkers, strollers, wheelchairs… and eventually mountain bikes! This fall, we completed construction of a 950-foot ADA-accessible trail that starts at Piper Mill Road and winds through the beautiful, […]| Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust
Our societies and work places are not inclusive of people with diverse disabilities. What have I learned over the past 18 months, working for a disability rights organization?| Katri Bertram
Manchester Marriott Victoria & Albert Hotel has wheelchair accessible hotel rooms, parking and is conveniently located for exploring Manchester’s attractions.| Simply Emma
The update to ISO/IEC 40500:2025 shows how WCAG 2.2 is becoming more formally embedded into this global framework. Learn how to align. The post New ISO Standards, WCAG 2.2 Conformance, and Their Impact appeared first on Accessible Web.| Accessible Web
Is your organization beginning to formalize accessibility roles, but is unsure who should do what? Learn how to establish roles. The post Who Should Be in Charge of Accessible Customer Support? | Webinar Video appeared first on Accessible Web.| Accessible Web
Teams that integrate accessibility early see fewer issues and more consistent compliance. Let's dive into how to shift left.| Accessible Web
Big feelings? Big dreams? Same. At Moody Teas, collaboration isn’t a marketing stunt—it’s our operating system. We built this company on the belief that tea tastes better (and does more good) when it’s shared, co-created, and rooted in community. From farmers’ markets to neighborhood pop-ups, we exist to make high-quality tea accessible and affordable for everyone—and we partner with people who share that mission.| Moody Brands
ORCID recently hosted an iD&Me webinar on our accessibility initiatives.| ORCID
On this episode of WP Builds, Natalie MacLees joins Nathan Wrigley to talk about the new accessibility tool, Aaardvark Accessibility. They discuss Natalie’s background in web accessibility, the evolution and importance of accessible web design, and how their SaaS platform helps agencies and developers find, fix, and monitor accessibility issues across client websites. The conversation also covers practical and moral reasons for improving accessibility, details about automated and manual tes...| WP Builds
Gamers are some of the most passionate fan communities in the world, and they’re not shy about giving feedback. They notice when a joke doesn't land well, or when they encounter a clunky phrase or a term that doesn’t feel authentic. When they do, they talk about it—fast. For developers and localization teams, that quick response can be an incredible source of insight. The post Listening to Players: How Feedback Shapes Localization appeared first on Terra Localizations.| Terra Localizations
From puzzle games to open-world epics, a one-size-fits-all approach to localization simply doesn’t deliver the same quality of player experience. A genre-aware localization strategy, however, ensures that every game element feels clear, immersive, and culturally relevant in a way that will resonate naturally with players, no matter where they are or what kind of games they love. The post Crafting Localization That Plays to Each Game’s Strengths appeared first on Terra Localizations.| Terra Localizations
Gamers are some of the most passionate fan communities in the world, and they’re not shy about giving feedback. They notice when a joke doesn't land well, or when they encounter a clunky phrase or a term that doesn’t feel authentic. When they do, they talk about it—fast. For developers and localization teams, that quick response can be an incredible source of insight. The post Listening to Players: How Feedback Shapes Localization appeared first on Terra Localizations.| Terra Localizations
From puzzle games to open-world epics, a one-size-fits-all approach to localization simply doesn’t deliver the same quality of player experience. A genre-aware localization strategy, however, ensures that every game element feels clear, immersive, and culturally relevant in a way that will resonate naturally with players, no matter where they are or what kind of games they love. The post Crafting Localization That Plays to Each Game’s Strengths appeared first on Terra Localizations.| Terra Localizations
Great Western Railway has worked hard to provide a friendly and inclusive environment for people with autism.| RailAdvent
Why should you use a semantic| CSS-Tricks
Light or Dark appearance? Liquid Glass Clear or Tinted? Reduce Transparency or Increase Contrast? Pick an Icon & Widget Style too. All illustrated.| The Eclectic Light Company
College basketball fans can expect three days of competitive action in an intimate setting.| St Pete Catalyst
Legislation to create 'Great British Railways' will be presented to Parliament today (Wednesday 5 November 2025), with the government claiming that it is "paving the way for a simpler, more reliable network, which puts passengers before profits".| RailAdvent
If you’ve ever heard that installing a widget or overlay plugin can “automatically make your site accessible,” you’re not alone and you might also have seen major controversies around that claim. In this post, we’ll walk through: Why Website Accessibility Matters Accessibility is more than compliance At its core, accessibility ensures that people with disabilities […]| Pilot Digital
This is a kind reminder of the CfP below for a special issue “Azimuth. Philosophical Coordinates in Modern and Contemporary Age” (Issue 1/2026), co-edited by Matteo Santarelli (University of Bologna) and Chiara Montalti (University of Bologna) Theorising Disability and Neurodivergence. Philosophical Foundations and Challenges Disability and neurodivergence have garnered growing interest in philosophy, as evidenced by several essays and […]| BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
My work as editor of the Philosophy and Theory of Disability area of The Oxford Encyclopedia of Disability Studies is winding down. Overall, the experience of putting together this collection of articles has been remarkably valuable. The authors whom I selected and recommended to write for the encyclopedia have produced outstanding pieces on their respective […]| BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
Friday, November 7, 2025 (room K011) 9:15–10:00 – IntroductionJudith Revel (Université Paris Nanterre) & Frédéric Gros (Sciences Po) 10:00–10:30 – Coffee break (for speakers and audience) 10:30…| BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
Parking mandates reinforce the status quo: systemic transportation inequity that prioritizes moving cars, not connecting people to where they need to go. To build more walkable, connected, and inclusive communities, we need parking reform. The post Week Without Driving: Central Ohio Transit Authority Hosts Travel Training for Students and Older Adults appeared first on America Walks.| America Walks
“The only way to reach out to the world was through this very cool gaming setup that the hospital would bring into the room,” he recalled. An in-game friend “became my solace in a place where every day they were hurting me and I was scared.” Spohn, director of the Mount Sinai Back to Life … Continue reading Adaptive Arcade→ The post Adaptive Arcade appeared first on American Libraries Magazine.| American Libraries Magazine
The last part of October brings us a whole pile of events, with many of them featuring talks by Igalians. After the month ends, we’re looking forward to a couple of events in November. Here’s where we’ll be presenting talks: RISC-V Summit North America, October 22–23 — this community-curated gathering of RISC-V developers in Santa Clara, CA, will feature a number of talks, and among them will be “Unlocking 15% More Performance: A Case Study in LLVM Optimization for RISC-V” by ...| Igalia
A new footbridge is to be built over Grenville Road level crossing at Lostwithiel in Cornwall to eliminate the delays that pedestrians currently experience.| RailAdvent
Wie steht es um die Barrierefreiheit von Gemeinde-Websites in der Schweiz? Genau das haben wir in den letzten Monaten getestet.| Stiftung "Zugang für alle"
Generative AI has opened the door to new possibilities in creative workflows. But for enterprises, adopting “creative automation” isn’t as simple as plugging in an AI model and watching magic happen. The reality is that while GenAI can generate impressive outputs, like full scene localization, smart personalization, infinite variants, without the right guardrails, the speed […] The post The 5 Non-Negotiables of Enterprise Creative Automation appeared first on Cloudinary Blog.| Cloudinary Blog
This week, we’re discussing blindness/visual impairments in the workplace and the changes employers can make to be more welcoming to these employees. The post How Employers Can Champion Accessibility and Equity this Blindness Awareness Month appeared first on RALIANCE.| RALIANCE
The project with Help and Care, Wessex Cancer Alliance, and Macmillan Cancer Support highlights the inequities disabled people face within cancer services. Participants shared distressing experiences showing systemic bias and barriers. The research emphasizes the importance of listening to these voices, advocating for dignity, and fostering empathy to ensure equitable treatment for all individuals in healthcare settings.| Autistic and Living the Dream
Autistic and neurodivergent individuals face significant barriers in accessing gender-affirming healthcare, as revealed by research on their experiences. Discrimination occurs when disclosing autism, leading to feelings of frustration and alienation. Accessibility issues further complicate care, with non-binary experiences often overlooked. A call for continuous learning and empathy in healthcare is essential for improvement.| Autistic and Living the Dream
“Access means something completely different for every single one of us. We try really hard to get curious about what is there — and then to share that with the world, so that the folks w…| Listening to the Universe
The post Webinar, October 30 at 10am ET: User Centered Testing with User Journeys appeared first on TPGi — a Vispero company.| TPGi — a Vispero company
Join us for a webinar on ADA Title II, accessibility auditing, remediation, validation, and documentation.| TPGi — a Vispero company
The last few weeks have seen a new group of students start the Doctorate in Sport and Exercise Science. Here the programme team reflect on this experience.| University of Birmingham Blog Service
Find and reuse digital service elements is a website put together by some folk at the Ministry of Justice that signposts the user to examples of publicly available guidance and patterns for digital work. Am not entirely sure what I think about it. Obviously it’s a lovely thing to have done, and the world is ... Keep reading| Dave Briggs
Sarah and Carl are taking up the reigns of LocalGovDigital – a Slack-based networks of digital practitioners in local government, and I’m stepping down. I think they’ll do a great job and am really excited about what they will be able to achieve with the group – hopefully a lot more than I managed! # ... Keep reading| Dave Briggs
In this episode of The WP Minute podcast, Eric Karkovack discusses the importance of web accessibility with experts Adrienne Grace and Isla Waite. They preview the upcoming WP Accessibility Day (October 15-16, 2025) and share its diverse lineup of sessions. They also examine common mistakes in web accessibility, the challenge…| The WP Minute
Using proper ARIA landmark roles allows assistive technologies to navigate a page. You probably know about some common ones: main (main), header (banner), footer (contentinfo). But do you know that header and footer don't always get assigned their initial ARIA roles?| Stefan Judis Web Development
YouTube changed its accessibility workflow for captions and added descriptive audio. Here’s how to make your video accessible and credible| Meryl.net home
Late last year, I probed an LLM’s responses to HTML code generation prompts to assess its adherence to accessibility best practices. The results were unsurprisingly disappointing — roughly what I’d expect from a developer aware of accessibility but unsure how to implement it. The study highlighted key areas where training data needs improvement.| www.aaron-gustafson.com
If software is configurable, it often means that the software relies on dynamic content – dynamic content is typically based on dynamic identifiers (IDs).| Ranorex
Cut costs, boost accessibility, and restore public trust through smarter teams, tools, and technology.| The Leading Enterprise Content Platform | WordPress VIP
In this piece, Yashoda, a farmer living on the outskirts of Bangalore, India, shares her story, detailing the ways in which FarmerChat, a new AI-powered agricultural app, is supporting her in her work. Learn more here.| Digital Impact Alliance
We’re excited to introduce the new AI Accessibility Statement Generator: a simpler and faster way to create accessibility statements for Accessible Web RAMP users. The post Meet Our New AI Accessibility Statement Generator appeared first on Accessible Web.| Accessible Web
November 13 | 2 PM EST Every manual accessibility audit should include assistive technology checks, but if you're not a native user it can be confusing to know where, or how, to start. The post Screen Reader Testing: A Guide for Non-Native Users | Upcoming Webinar appeared first on Accessible Web.| Accessible Web
Our new Status Message Helper allows you to target status message errors without sleuthing around in code. The post Hello, Status Message Helper! appeared first on Accessible Web.| Accessible Web
It's been a busy year for international web accessibility laws and regulations deadlines. Learn how to comply and future-proof your site.| Accessible Web
In this episode of WP Builds, Nathan Wrigley interviews Amber Hinds, CEO of Equalize Digital, about her comprehensive 2025 WordPress page builder accessibility comparison research project. Amber explains her background in accessibility, the meaningful motivation behind her work, and the in-depth methodology of her study, which tested 19+ page builders for accessibility issues. They discuss the importance of accessible website tools, key findings, and the ongoing need for improvement in the Wo...| WP Builds
Strategy games like Civilization VI, StarCraft II, and Total War are known for their intricate gameplay that requires players to think critically, plan moves, and in certain instances, manage vast resources. With complex mechanics, historical references, and often elaborate narratives in the mix, the task of localizing strategy games is uniquely challenging. The post A Deep Dive into the Localization of Strategy Games appeared first on Terra Localizations.| Terra Localizations
In the world of game development, few influences are more powerful than engaged player feedback. Players shape a game's success, not only by playing and promoting it, but also by publicly sharing their experiences with it, be they joys, frustrations, or hopes. And when studios listen to this feedback? Big things can happen. The post Player Feedback & the Shaping of Pokémon Legends Z-A appeared first on Terra Localizations.| Terra Localizations
Strategy games like Civilization VI, StarCraft II, and Total War are known for their intricate gameplay that requires players to think critically, plan moves, and in certain instances, manage vast resources. With complex mechanics, historical references, and often elaborate narratives in the mix, the task of localizing strategy games is uniquely challenging. The post A Deep Dive into the Localization of Strategy Games appeared first on Terra Localizations.| Terra Localizations
In the world of game development, few influences are more powerful than engaged player feedback. Players shape a game's success, not only by playing and promoting it, but also by publicly sharing their experiences with it, be they joys, frustrations, or hopes. And when studios listen to this feedback? Big things can happen. The post Player Feedback & the Shaping of Pokémon Legends Z-A appeared first on Terra Localizations.| Terra Localizations
Some recent discussions in the Accessibility Slack, as well as with some customers, inspired me to do some research on what you should spend on digital accessibility. In a business… The post How much should you spend on accessibility? first appeared on Karl Groves.| Karl Groves
In May 2025, a landmark piece of legislation was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives: H.R. 3417. Listed as “To establish uniform accessibility standards for websites and applications of… The post A Deep Dive into the Websites and Software Applications Accessibility Act of 2025 first appeared on Karl Groves.| Karl Groves
Many organizations operating in Europe assume that the European Accessibility Act (Directive (EU) 2019/882) applies only to consumer-facing software. This interpretation, while partially accurate, is incomplete and potentially risky. Internal… The post The European Accessibility Act and B2B Software: What Internal Platforms Must Comply With first appeared on Karl Groves.| Karl Groves
This is a follow-up to my prior post: “AI is the future of accessibility“. There are market changes that will be materializing in the coming years that will be hugely… The post We need universal basic income first appeared on Karl Groves.| Karl Groves
Recently, the City Journal published a critique of ADA-based lawsuits targeting inaccessible websites that paints a picture of legal chaos and unfair burdens on businesses. But beneath its surface-level concerns… The post Digital Accessibility is a Civil Right first appeared on Karl Groves.| Karl Groves
When I was a kid, my mom bought a 1979 Camaro Berlinetta. It was a deep blue color with a 350 cubic inch/ 5.7 liter engine. In 1979, that Camaro… The post AI is the future of accessibility first appeared on Karl Groves.| Karl Groves
During his campaign for his 2nd term as President, Donald Trump As pledged to slap 60% tariffs on all goods coming in from China and 10% tariffs on goods imported… The post Congratulations on your tariffs first appeared on Karl Groves.| Karl Groves
When I made my first web pages with Netscape Composer in the late 1990s, I had no awareness of what accessibility was. My only concern at the time… The post The next chapter is a complete takeover first appeared on Karl Groves.| Karl Groves
Recently a friend shared with me a "Custom GPT" called "Accessibility Copilot". This is one of many interesting applications of ChatGPT that are arriving to market at breakneck speed, but is unfortunately not something I would rely on for effective remediation of accessibility issues. I'd like to preface this by saying that I'm not one| Karl Groves
Maine Audubon is committed to helping everyone get outside to enjoy wildlife, but it’s easier for some than others. Those with disabilities, health concerns, or other accessibility issues may have a much harder time. A lack of information about the relative accessibility of different outdoor sites is part of the problem. We’re working this October […]| Maine Audubon
Canvas has introduced new accessibility features designed to make the platform more inclusive, user-friendly, and equitable for everyone—especially those using assistive technologies. These updates include a new dyslexia-friendly font option as well as improvements to enhance visual clarity, structural organization, error feedback, and keyboard navigation. These improvements reflect Canvas’s ongoing commitment to meeting WCAG 2.1 […]| Academic Technology Solutions
It’s a big weekend for DERPs and their conferences. You may recall (as I indicated here) that DERPs is the acronym for Disabled Exclusionary Righteous Philosophers, the term that I coined to refer to philosophers who (apparently without shame) variously organize, attend, participate in, promote, or fund inaccessible– that is, exclusionary–and unsustainable philosophy conferences. Here […]| BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
Hello, I’m Shelley Tremain and I would like to welcome you to the one hundred and twenty-seventh installment of Dialogues on Disability, the series of interviews that I am conducting with disabled philosophers and post to BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY on the third Wednesday of each month. The series is designed to provide a public venue for […]| BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
When you read the news that Mattel is launching a blind Barbie with a white cane, note that the doll was developed with organizations and people who are experts in, and themselves have, visual impairments. Mattel also organized play sessions for children with visual impairments as part of product development.| Axbom • My Next Heartbeat
By Kelsey Graywill Since 2013, Bike Durham has been at the heart of a movement to make Durham, North Carolina’s streets safer for all road users. Our story is one of persistence, coalition-building, and creativity, rooted in the belief that creating a Durham where we can all thrive means advocating... The post Rolling into the Future: A Decade of Bike Durham’s Community Advocacy appeared first on America Walks.| America Walks
To read the shorter version of this blog, click here. By Misty Klann Freedom of movement is simply the ability to go where one pleases. However, for many, this fundamental liberty is deeply constrained by complex societal factors. True walkability and accessibility in Indian Country requires an understanding of movement... The post Unseen Journeys: How the MMIWG Crisis Restricts Freedom of Movement and the Path to Walkable, Equitable Communities appeared first on America Walks.| America Walks
To read this blog in English, click here. Por Misty Klann Cuando pensamos en la accesibilidad para peatones, a menudo nos enfocamos en el entorno físico: las calles, los espacios públicos y las comodidades que hacen que caminar y andar en bicicleta sea seguro y accesible. Sin embargo, para aquellos... The post Movimientos Invisibles: Cómo la crisis de las Mujeres Indígenas Desaparecidas y Asesinadas) MMIWG restringe la libertad de movimiento y trayectoria hacia las comunidades caminables ...| America Walks
The MMIWG crisis exposes how freedom of movement has been stolen from Indigenous women and girls and why restoring walkability is essential.| America Walks
Smartphones, laptops and tablets are equipped with internet accessibility features to help with hearing, vision or cognitive losses.| Allconnect
Jeff Chandler posted a link in the Post Status Slack yesterday leading to an article complaining about the underlined link requirement for WordPress themes. It’s an interesting read, and it makes some good points about what kinds of link decorations can pass the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and be fundamentally more interesting than an underline. If you read Nick Hamze’s article, I recommend doing it on a mobile device; the readability on desktop is more than a little bit iffy. […]| Joe Dolson Web Accessibility
The title of this post is a direct quote from an article Alice Boxhall just published: A threat model for accessibility on the web. The post talks about| Joe Dolson Web Accessibility
Effective marketing is about making sure everyone can see, understand, and engage with your message. Yet accessibility and inclusion are too often overlooked. From typeface choices to cultural assumptions, seemingly small decisions can unintentionally exclude people and have a large impact on your reputation. Accessibility should be embedded from the start, not treated as a The post How to Make Accessible and Inclusive Marketing Materials appeared first on Nonprofit Leadership Alliance.| Nonprofit Leadership Alliance
Written by Emma Marsh The holidays can place a lot of demands on Autistic individuals, and in the new year, […] The post Thriving Autistically in 2025: Five Ideas from the Reframing Autism Team appeared first on Reframing Autism.| Reframing Autism
