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Websites

International Association for Spelling as Communication (I-ASC)
www.i-asc.org

United for Communication Choice
www.unitedforcommunicationchoice.org

Hirsch Academy
www.hirschacademy.org

Connections School of Atlanta
www.connectionsschool.org

Invictus Academy Tampa Bay
www.invictusacademyfl.org

Ollibean
https://ollibean.com

Cheryl Jorgenson
Inclusive education; presuming competence; universal design; curriculum adaptation
https://www.cherylmjorgensen.com/Resources.html

Growing Kids Therapy Center
https://growingkidstherapy.com/

Advocate Blogs

Jordyn’s Rocky Journey
https://jordynsrockyjourney.wordpress.com/

Dare to Listen
http://www.daretolisten.org/

Ido Kedar
http://idoinautismland.com/

Niko Boskovic
https://nikoboskovic.wordpress.com/

Typing 4 Change – Dillan Barmache
https://typing4change.com/

Ben Breau
https://www.facebook.com/benbreauxautisticspeakshismind/

Gregory Tino
https://inautism.wordpress.com

Speak Without A Voice – Brian Foti
https://www.facebook.com/SpeakWithoutAVoice

This is me Noah – Noah Sebak
https://www.thisismenoah.com

Musings of a Beginners Mind – Alex Le Pap
https://musingsofabeginnersmind.com/

Akha Khumalo
https://akhaswords.home.blog/

Mitchell’s Life with Autism
https://mitchellslifewithautism.home.blog/

Research

Autism: The Movement Perspective
https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/801/autism-the-movement-perspective

Autism: the micro-movement perspective
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnint.2013.00032/full

Recommended Reading

  • Ido in Autismland, Author: Ido Kedar

  • In Two Worlds, Author: Ido Kedar

  • Life in Letters, Author: Lia Assimakopoulo

  • Anatomy of Autism, Author: Diego Pena

  • The Reason I Jump, Author: Naoki Higashida

  • Leaders Around Me: Autobiographies of Autistics who Type, Point, & Spell to Communicate, Editor: Edlyn Vallejo Pena

  • Communication Alternatives in Autism, Editor: Edlyn Vallejo Pena

  • Autism: Sensory Movement Differences and Diversity, Authors: Martha R. Leary & Anne M. Donnellan

  • Autism: The Movement Perspective, Author: Elizabeth Torres