Let's take a look back at last year's amazing Hero Walk & Run for Autism! We have a big announcement coming soon about the 2020 event, so stay tuned!Let's take a look back at last year's amazing event! We have a big announcement coming soon about the 2020 Hero Walk and Run, so stay tuned!
Here are some fun outdoor games you can play at home this summer! Some of these would be perfect to bring along to Outback With A Heart - Tailgate Edition!
Our tailgate is only 3 weeks away, so make sure you mark your calendars and get your tickets! The COVID-19 pandemic has hit our autism community especially hard, so it would mean so much to us if you came out and showed your support. Click here for more information: www.asgcr.org/events/outback-with-a-heart/
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21 Tailgate Games the Whole Family Can Play
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The only thing better than going to the big game is playing one of these tailgate games first.COVID-19 PARENT SURVEY: the Koegel Autism Center at UCSB is conducting a survey to better understand the specific needs and experiences of families across the U.S. with autistic children (aged 2+), adolescents, and adults during COVID-19.
Filling out this brief survey will help them develop better support programs for the autism community during COVID-19 and beyond.
You will be entered into a drawing to win 1 out of 10 $25 Amazon Gift Cards!
Click here to access the survey in English or Spanish (La encuesta se puede acceder aquí): ucsb.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_06Qui2j7mDT1WqF
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Qualtrics sophisticated online survey software solutions make creating online surveys easy. Learn more about Research Suite and get a free account today.Our friends at MiSci museum are starting to open on a limited basis. They have provided information on how they will allow the public to visit, and how they are cleaning and disinfecting for your safety. We will let you know when we are able to safely consider restarting SenseAble Science in the future.Rediscover the spirit of innovation when miSci reopens July 16! The Museum will be open: Thursday–Sunday, 10 am–12:30 pm and 1:30–4 pm. General admission is FREE! Visitors are required to reserve tickets at www.misci.org/visit.
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In the interest of safety, we have temporarily closed our most highly interactive and 'touched' exhibits and developed two new and exciting miSci-curated presentations: 'Sound Recording', highlights our collection of some of the most important sound recording artifacts in the world. It tells the story of how the recording industry evolved... from Edison's tinfoil phonograph to the current digital age. The second exhibit, Play!', utilizes miSci's collection to explore the evolution of play over time, focusing on outdoor recreation.
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We look forward to welcoming you and your family back to miSci!
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Are you the dad, stepdad, or grandfather of a child with special needs? Check out our Fathers Group! Here are the dates for the July and August Zoom meetings.
Need some help talking about racism with a loved one on the autism spectrum? This #socialstory from the Autism Society of America is a great starting point.
Here are some great ideas for sensory activities to do at home!Looking for ways to keep your child educated and entertained this summer? Check out Little Bins, Little Hands Top 10 activities for children still at home during the summer: littlebinsforlittlehands.com/indoor-activities-for-kids/
Happy Autistic Pride Day! 🌈
In 2005, the Aspies for Freedom organization initiated Autistic Pride Day on June 18th as a day to promote autism acceptance and celebrate neurodiversity.
Tune in today at 3:00 PM for a live chat with self-advocate Brigid Rankowski.
We're so grateful for the advocacy of Assemblywoman Marybeth Walsh, Assemblywoman Missy Miller, Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara, and the many other's who fought to allow visitation for our loved ones with autism and other developmental disabilities! Assemblywoman Mary Beth Walsh Assemblywoman Melissa "Missy" Miller Angelo SantabarbaraThe governor HEARD US! Thank you to all of the fantastic advocates from throughout the state for giving your loved ones a voice when they didn’t have one. This is a great step forward and I will continue to keep a close watch as guidance and updates are released.