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Websites
  • https://awnnetwork.org:  The mission of Autistic Women & Nonbinary Network is to provide community, support, and resources for Autistic women, girls, nonbinary people, and all others of marginalized genders.  AWN  is dedicated to building a supportive community where we can share our experiences in an understanding, diverse and inclusive environment. Autistic Women & Nonbinary Network is committed to recognizing and celebrating diversity and the many intersectional experiences in our community. (from https://awnnetwork.org/)
  • https://www.spectrumwomen.com:  "Spectrum Women is an international collaboration by and for autistic women. Our aim is to create a supportive community for women, girls and identifying females who are uniquely different. Our approach is to bring to our readers books, articles, stories and interviews by women of all ages who have a neurodivergent outlook on life in a positive, inspiring and unique way"  (from:  https://www.spectrumwomen.com/)
  • http://www.taniamarshall.com/: website for Tania Marshall “2017 ASPECT Autism Australia National Recognition Awards Nominee (Advancement category). She was recognized by Autism Australia in both 2016 and 2015 for her work advancing the field of female Autism and Neurodiversity. She is the Author of “I Am AspienGirl: The Unique Characteristics, Traits, and Gifts of  Females on the Autism Spectrum”, Foreword by Dr. Judith Gould, “I Am AspienWoman:  The Unique Characteristics, Traits, and Gifts of Adult Females on the Spectrum, Foreword by Dr. Shana Nichols and AspienPowers: The Unique Constellation of Strengths, Abilities, Talents, and Gifts of Females on the Autism Spectrum. Tania is an award-winning author, nationally recognized Psychologist, an Autism Consultant, an NDIS Provider, a Helping Children With Autism Early Intervention Service Provider, a Better Start Early Intervention Provider, a Medicare Approved Mental Health Provider and a Secret Agent Society (SAS) Trained Group Facilitator.”  (from https://taniaannmarshall.wordpress.com/)
  • http://autisminpink.net/:  As many as 5 million people in Europe may have autism. Many experience difficulty getting a diagnosis, but for women in particular autism is often overlooked or diagnosed late. For some time there has been a widely accepted belief that there are five times as many boys and men with ASDs than girls and women. However, recent research suggests that there are many more girls and women on the autism spectrum than previously thought.
  • https://thethirdglance.wordpress.com/:  blog site written by a young women pursuing her PhD who is autistic.  She details her life, how she interacts with other students, how she studies, and how she lives independently.  (adapted from:  https://thestir.cafemom.com/being_a_mom/170309/50_best_autism_resources_online)
  • http://www.aspie.com/:  The homepage for Liane Holliday Willey, EdD. “At 35, Liane was diagnosed with Asperger syndrome, and just like that, her life zoomed into focus. Unafraid to tell it like it is, Liane became passionate about refocusing her interests on diversity training.”  (from:  www.aspie.com).  Dr. Willey’s webpage is not specific to women and girls with ASD, but does have a number of blog posts related to the subject from both herself and guest bloggers.
  • https://musingsofanaspie.com/:  Blog site of Cynthia Kim on Her thoughts about life on the spectrum.
  • The Neurodiverse Woman:  a beautifully written and insightful Facebook page/blog.  As the creator of the page writes:  "The heart, mind & soul of a Neurodiverse woman is different. The way she moves through the world is different. This is a place to celebrate our uniqueness."  Cynthia Zuber (The Neurodiverse Woman)
  • The Neurodivergent Rebel:  the Neurodivergent Rebel is the Facebook page and blog of Christa Holmans.  Christa's candid perspectives on being neurodivergent and other's understanding and acceptance of this are captured in her video blogs under categories like: "Let's Talk,"  "Autistic and Neurodiversity Things," and "Sensory and Stims."