Autism (really) Speaks

ENTREVISTA COM MARCOS PETRY (BRASIL)
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  Holanda, 10 de abril de 2017. Por Fátima de Kwant Tradução de Renata Cardoso Marcos Petry lança seu livro “Contos de Meninos e Meninas, Contos de Homens e Mulheres.” Muitas pessoas com TEA reclamam por não serem ouvidas. Em todo o mundo há um vasto número de plataformas para autistas, a maioria administrada por pais de autistas e profissionais. Apesar de plataformas serem ferramentas imprescindíveis na militância pelo autismo, os que estão no espectro são igualmente imprescindíveis – as pessoas com TEA. Por esse Continue→

Interview with Marcos Petry (Brazil)
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The Netherlands, April 10th, 2017 By Fatima de Kwant   Many people with ASD complain about not being heard. Worldwide there are a vast amount of autism platforms, mostly run by autism parents and professionals. Although those are unmissable to autism advocacy, so are the ones on the spectrum – people with ASD. Therefore, Autimates offers a place for them to say what they want, what they think, and how they feel about many aspects of life with autism. Today’s interview is with Marcos Petry, Continue→

INTERVIEW WITH ANA PARREIRA

Many people with ASD complain about not being heard. Worldwide there are a vast amount of autism platforms, mostly run by autism parents and professionals. Although those are unmissable to autism advocacy, so are the ones on the spectrum – people with ASD. Therefore, Autimates offers a place for them to say what they want, what they think, and how they feel about many aspects of life with autism. The following interview is with Ana Parreira, a Brazilian psychologist, writer, and translator. She was diagnosed Continue→

INTERVIEW WITH BRIAN BIRD – UK
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Many people with ASD rightfully complain about not being heard. Worldwide there are a vast amount of autism platforms, mostly run by autism parents and professionals. Although those are unmissable to autism advocacy, so are the ones on the spectrum – people with ASD. Therefore, Autimates offers a place for them to say what they want, what they think, and how they feel about many aspects of life with autism. Autimate’s first interview is with Brian Bird, from the UK. Brian is 55 and diagnosed Continue→