Please note: ASAN does not endorse and does not control the content of online communities listed here, which are separate organizations.
Autism Women's Network is dedicated to building a community of autistic females, their families, friends, and supporters who have a place where they can share their experiences amongst a diverse, inclusive, and supportive environment.
Wrong Planet is a web community designed for Autistic individuals, those with other neurological differences, and parents. The site has a discussion forum, an article section, a blogging feature, and a chatroom.
Autistics.org, a project by and for Autistics, seeks to build a global database of information and resources to connect Autistic people with the services needed to live whole and happy lives. It has a library, discussion forums, and a Second Life community.
Spectrumites.com is a forum site dedicated to the development of the Autistic community by focusing on three areas - Autistic rights activism, connections between Autistic people, and support.
The Autism Acceptance Project works to promote acceptance of and accommodations for Autistic people in society. It showcases the work of Autistic artists and hosts a forum for parents of Autistic children.
The Autism Hub features blogs about autism written by Autistic people, family members, and professionals. It promotes diversity, human rights, and a positive outlook toward autism.
AS Parenting is dedicated to promoting healthy relationships between Autistic parents and their children. The site includes a discussion forum and a blog. A collection of resource articles is being developed.
Respect for Infinite Diversity asks: Where are the organizations that help individuals? Where are the organizations that provide mentoring or someone to listen when you need an ear? Where are the organizations that will help individuals find the help they need? Help us become that place.
Autism Women's Network is dedicated to building a community of autistic females, their families, friends, and supporters who have a place where they can share their experiences amongst a diverse, inclusive, and supportive environment.
Wrong Planet is a web community designed for Autistic individuals, those with other neurological differences, and parents. The site has a discussion forum, an article section, a blogging feature, and a chatroom.
Autistics.org, a project by and for Autistics, seeks to build a global database of information and resources to connect Autistic people with the services needed to live whole and happy lives. It has a library, discussion forums, and a Second Life community.
Spectrumites.com is a forum site dedicated to the development of the Autistic community by focusing on three areas - Autistic rights activism, connections between Autistic people, and support.
The Autism Acceptance Project works to promote acceptance of and accommodations for Autistic people in society. It showcases the work of Autistic artists and hosts a forum for parents of Autistic children.
The Autism Hub features blogs about autism written by Autistic people, family members, and professionals. It promotes diversity, human rights, and a positive outlook toward autism.
AS Parenting is dedicated to promoting healthy relationships between Autistic parents and their children. The site includes a discussion forum and a blog. A collection of resource articles is being developed.
Respect for Infinite Diversity asks: Where are the organizations that help individuals? Where are the organizations that provide mentoring or someone to listen when you need an ear? Where are the organizations that will help individuals find the help they need? Help us become that place.
