Monthly Archive for: ‘August, 2016’
5 Reasons Why Autistic Adults Should Consider Tiny Homes
Tiny home skeptics are asking, “Who would ever want to live in a 350 square-foot space?” As evidenced by the […]
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Autism and Stress: Simple Practices That Promote Health and Happiness
As many of you are aware, adults with autism and their families often feel as though they are on the […]
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MHAF Video | American Airlines: A Business Dedicated to Helping Adults With Autism
Last year, American Airlines joined Madison House Autism Foundation’s efforts to address the needs of adults with autism. As a […]
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IACC Meeting: McBride Pushes for Federal Action to Help Adults with Autism
The Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee (IACC) is a Federal advisory committee that coordinates all efforts within the Department of Health […]
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Everyone Stims: 7 Gorgeous Visual Videos to Share
According to the Autism Research Institute, self-stimulatory behavior or “stimming” refers to repetitive body movements or repetitive movement of objects. Some […]
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MHAF Featured Artist | Aaron Bercovich: Building a Small Business Through Brick Art
Aaron is a young entrepreneur based in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada who happens to have autism. His passion is building Lego […]
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The Special Olympics and Eunice Kennedy Shriver’s Legacy
Eunice Kennedy Shriver is a name many associate with the late John F. Kennedy. However, alongside her role as the […]
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Employee Spotlight | Adam “AJ” Jones: Thinking Out-Loud
Adam Jones has been riding and working with horses for 12 years. As a graduate of Meredith Manor International Equestrian College, one […]
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In Memoriam: Suzanne Wright, Founder of Autism Speaks
We are saddened to learn of the death of Suzanne Wright, Founder of Autism Speaks. Suzanne and her husband, Bob Wright, […]
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