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Stimming, repetitive movements that aid in sensory seeking & self-regulating, is common in people on the Autism Spectrum.

Understanding the reasons for & benefits of stimming is an important part of autism acceptance

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The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is consulting with persons with disabilities and their caregivers to better understand their experiences interacting with the CRA.

The consultation will conclude on May 31, 2022.

To provide feedback, click link: https://t.co/kCR3RSDZ2j

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26 May

This is a great app that we tested and think could be very helpful. Check it out.

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@AutismCanada Thanks for your support! After a very successful beta campaign with neurodiverse individuals, families, professionals and organizations, the App has finally arrived! Download now and help discover and rate places based on their sensory accessibility. https://t.co/OOb2GGlEHZ

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24 May

Like a rainbow's colours, autism is diverse in characteristics, different for every person & can't be represented by a single colour or symbol.

At @AutismCanada we celebrate the spectrum every day.

Join us today to support our mission & advocacy efforts: https://t.co/qTu3wMfYyp

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20 May

FRIDAY FACTS

Autism is a neurodevelopmental condition which means that people on the Autism Spectrum may require support through their lifetime.

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18 May

SHARING FROM CAHS: AUTISM IN CANADA REPORT

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15 May

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14 May

AU-SOME CONFERENCE 2022: FREE & VIRTUAL

Join us on Sat, Oct. 22 for a day of inclusivity, education, acceptance & presentations by autistics for anyone wanting to learn more about autism

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10 May

BE INCLUSIVE

Share your values & support the autism community with this BE INCLUSIVE t-shirt from our new collection.

The perfect message for Autistic Pride Day on June 18th.

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9 May

AU-SOME CONFERENCE 2022: FREE & VIRTUAL

Join us on Sat, Oct. 23 for a day of inclusivity, education, acceptance & presentations by autistics for anyone wanting to learn more about autism

Register: https://t.co/3pqWs9meEl

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FACT FRIDAY

Stimming, repetitive movements that aid in sensory seeking and self-regulating, is very common in people on the autism spectrum.

It is a coping mechanism that is necessary and natural - and not just used by people with ASD.

Understanding the reasons for and benefits of stimming is an important part of autism acceptance.

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The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is consulting with persons with disabilities and their caregivers to better understand their experiences interacting with the CRA. They want to hear about potential accessibility barriers to their programs and services so that they may identify solutions and address these barriers.

The consultation is currently underway and will conclude on May 31, 2022.

To participate and provide your feedback, click the link: http://ow.ly/pSAK50JhYGf