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On-line Disability Communities: Autism Spectrum Disorder/Neurodiversity
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New Horizons Un-Limited Community Forum is our on-line disability community forum here at New Horizons Un-Limited. The link above will take you to our NHU Community Forum's Welcome Pages. Our NHU Community Forum enables you to post messages, use instant messaging, Share Your Knowledge, Tell Us What You Think, Review a Resource, post classifieds, and more.
The following link will take you to our NHU Community Forum for people experiencing Autism Spectrum Disorder/Neurodiversity.
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AWARES - Wales' 4th International Autism Conferene gives you free and direct access to over 60 autism experts from around the World.
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AANE - Association for Autism and Neurodiversity Looking for an online community who understands what life is like for you? Join one of AANE's staff moderated Online Google Group Discussion Forums. AANE hosts online discussion forums for: Parents of Autistic Adults (post high school), Parents of Autistic Children, Parents of Autistic Teens (through high school), Partners of Autistic Adults, Ex-Partners of Autistic Adults,The Neurodiverse Community (NDC) is an inclusive meeting space where people of all neurodivergent identities can connect, learn, play, share, listen and offer mutual support 24/7/365. Peer-led discussion groups, movie nights, crafting club, games, meditation and a comfortable community Discord chat server with text and video/voice communication.
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Netherlands
Independent Living on the Autistic Spectrum, or InLv for short, is an online support group for people with Autism or related conditions, including but not limited to Asperger Syndrome. They come together here to make friends, support each other, and share practical experiences and tips relevant to independent living with their condition. Members live all over the world. The communication medium is e-mail; essentially, the group is a set of mailing lists divided by topic. The group is open to people on the autistic spectrum (either officially or self-diagnosed). The group is also open to family and friends of autistic people, provided that they are interested in autistic people as persons and friends, rather than research subjects or solely sources of information. This website is brought from the Netherlands and offers information in English, Netherlands and Swedish.
United Kingdom
Neuro Diverse Self Advocacy Forum - NDSA is an advocacy group of neurodiverse people to build self-sdvocacy and peer to peer support network dedicated to empowering autistic adults, harness talents, overcome barriers and achieve equality in employment, relationships and wellbeing.
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