Upcoming Events
Here are some upcoming autism-related events in Florida and online. We hope you can find one that's helpful and engaging!
- Love Yourself Health & Wellness Autism Awareness Community Event | 2026-04-12 | North Miami Beach, FL | Eventbrite Link
- Autism Support Walk 2026-5th Annual | Hosted by Autism School of Excellence | 2026-04-24 | Opa-locka, FL | Eventbrite Link
- Autism Ride 2026 | 2026-04-18 | Homestead, FL | Eventbrite Link
- The Autism Hero Project Florida Ribbon Cutting | 2026-04-30 | Sunrise, FL | Eventbrite Link
- Making Sense of Autism - OPEN | 2026-04-24 | Online | Eventbrite Link
This Week's News
Catch up on the latest autism-related news. We've summarized key stories to keep you informed.
- Research Updates: GI Symptoms & Behavior: Autism Speaks shares research updates on the connection between gastrointestinal symptoms and behavior in autistic individuals. Read more
- Advances in Autism 2026: UCLA's event highlights the latest advancements in autism research and treatment. Read more
- ASN Winter 2026 Issue: Autism Spectrum News releases its Winter 2026 issue, featuring articles and insights on various autism-related topics. Read more
- Critical Autism Funding Passed: Congress approves crucial autism funding in the Fiscal Year 2026 federal package, supporting research and services. Read more
Research Spotlight
We break down recent research findings to help you understand the science behind autism.
- AI Platform for Autism Support: A study in JMIR Neuroinformatics (2025) explored the effectiveness of an AI-based platform in supporting children with autism over 12 months. The results suggest that AI tools can be a valuable resource for providing support and intervention. Read more
- ABA and ESDM Intervention: Research in Frontiers in Pediatrics (2025) compared longitudinal changes in children with autism following ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) or ESDM (Early Start Denver Model) intervention. The study helps understand the different outcomes associated with these two common intervention approaches. Read more
We hope you found this week's digest helpful. Remember, you're not alone on this journey!
