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The Countdown is on: APEX Summer Camp is less than ONE month away! We're counting down the days until campers come toget...
06/11/2026

The Countdown is on: APEX Summer Camp is less than ONE month away! We're counting down the days until campers come together for fun, friendship, learning, and new experiences. Whether it's trying something new, building confidence, or making lasting memories, we can't wait to see what this summer brings.

Happy Pride Month! 🌈At the UW Autism Center, we celebrate the many ways people experience and express who they are. This...
06/04/2026

Happy Pride Month! 🌈

At the UW Autism Center, we celebrate the many ways people experience and express who they are. This month and every month, we honor and support our LGBTQIA2S+ community.

05/29/2026
Questions after an autism screening? The OTAI Screening Guide helps families better understand autism, next steps for ev...
05/29/2026

Questions after an autism screening?

The OTAI Screening Guide helps families better understand autism, next steps for evaluation, and resources that may help support their child.

Learn more on our website:https://depts.washington.edu/uwautism/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Appendix-A-OTAI-Decision-Aid-Booklet.pdf

Mid-Week Affirmation: Every day holds light worth noticing. These next few weeks bring some of the longest days of the y...
05/22/2026

Mid-Week Affirmation: Every day holds light worth noticing.

These next few weeks bring some of the longest days of the year. This means more daylight, more time for small moments of light to show up in everyday life.

05/18/2026
New research-based technology is emerging locally to support autistic individuals and their families. A research team at...
05/15/2026

New research-based technology is emerging locally to support autistic individuals and their families.

A research team at UW Bothell has developed a mobile app designed to help improve access to supports and strengthen day-to-day organization for individuals on the autism spectrum and their caregivers. The project reflects ongoing efforts to create practical, user-informed tools that connect families with helpful resources and support systems.

Read more at dailyuw.com: https://www.dailyuw.com/article/uw-bothell-research-team-develops-app-to-assist-individuals-with-autism-and-their-families-20260303

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