Did you know that 85% of adults on the autism spectrum are unemployed or underemployed (2017)? While these adults are …
After 21 Day Inaugural Breakfast Focuses On EmploymentRead More
// by Shannon Doty
Did you know that 85% of adults on the autism spectrum are unemployed or underemployed (2017)? While these adults are …
After 21 Day Inaugural Breakfast Focuses On EmploymentRead More
// by Shannon Doty
As I find myself graduating from college this spring, the interview process for potential jobs seems like the most …
// by Shannon Doty
When it comes to jobs and adults with autism, we already know the facts: their employment rate is low, their needs …
You Aut to Know: Meaningful, Paid Employment is Possible for Adults with AutismRead More
// by Shannon Doty
Finding work in today’s economy can be a challenge. However, when you’re on the spectrum, “challenge” is …
You Aut to Know | Hard Labor: The Truth about Jobs and AutismRead More
// by Shannon Doty
Employment is a very pressing matter for adults on the spectrum. Young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are …
Helping Students With Autism Thrive: The Job SearchRead More
// by Shannon Doty
“On my own”: Those three simple words, create a phrase filled with a lot of excitement and uncertainty. It’s a …
You Aut to Know | On My Own: Living Independently with AutismRead More
// by Shannon Doty
When I volunteered to write this blog post, I was given the suggestion to write about hopes I have in this new year for …
Complicated New Year’s Goals: 21 On and Off the SpectrumRead More
// by Shannon Doty
Last month, Madison House Autism Foundation President, JaLynn Prince, addressed the Interagency Autism Coordinating …
Madison House President’s Statement to IACC: “Services Delayed Are Services Denied”Read More
// by Shannon Doty
The author of this article is on the autism spectrum, and she has chosen to use identity-first language. Madison House …
Built-In Accessibility: Unleashing Employment Potential in Adults with AutismRead More
// by Shannon Doty
In many states, policy is changing in an effort to improve life options for individuals with intellectual/developmental …
// by Shannon Doty
I've always been a little bit different. What does different mean exactly? I mean, everyone’s a little bit kooky in …
18-Year-Old Living With Asperger’s: How ‘Princessing’ Changed My LifeRead More
// by Shannon Doty
One of Madison House Autism Foundation's priorities was recently highlighted in The Atlantic article 'Who Decides Where …
The Atlantic: Who Decides Where Autistic Adults Live?Read More
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