Useful Links
A small, considered directory for learning about autism, self-advocacy, and accessible websites. We prioritize primary sources and autistic perspectives where available.
Explore trusted starting points
Autistic voices and self-advocacy
Explore the Autistic Self Advocacy Network’s materials created to support autistic people’s participation, autonomy, and self-advocacy.
Understanding autism
The National Autistic Society offers introductory information and advice pages. Its guidance reflects varied experiences, and individual support needs differ.
Global health information
The World Health Organization provides an international overview and public health context on autism.
Web accessibility
For people creating or reviewing websites, W3C’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) explain the shared international standard and its success criteria.
Choosing resources: Check who created the information, when it was updated, and whether autistic people’s perspectives are included. These external links are for general learning and are not endorsements or individualized professional advice. Services and guidance can change.
For personal medical, education, or legal questions, contact a qualified professional or the relevant local service. Our family project does not provide clinical advice.
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