🌈 Autism Blogs & Positive Perspectives

1. NeuroClastic

A collective of actually autistic writers and artists advocating for autistic representation and human rights. NeuroClastic challenges the traditional autism advice website by exploring the intersections of neurodiversity with identity, racism, sexism, and broader societal implications. It's one of the most widely respected autistic-led platforms online. FeedSpotHealthline

2. The Autistic Advocate — Kieran Rose

Kieran Rose is an autistic blogger whose work addresses contemporary issues surrounding autism representation, language, and neuro-affirming practice. His writing is thoughtful, nuanced, and deeply grounded in lived experience. He also recently published Autism: A Collection of Essays, gathering his most widely-read pieces from 2017–2025. The Autistic Advocate

3. Autism Self-Advocacy Network (ASAN) Blog

ASAN's blog is a powerful platform that amplifies autistic voices and promotes self-advocacy, covering topics from policy issues to personal stories. Their commitment to the principle of "Nothing About Us Without Us" is evident throughout, consistently centering autistic perspectives in discussions about autism. CBDV

4. Thinking Person's Guide to Autism

Thinking Person's Guide to Autism is an evidence-based resource written by autistic people and professionals in the field, sharing their experiences and knowledge about living with or working with individuals on the spectrum. The blog also covers topics such as the neurodiversity movement and intersectionality with other communities. Above and Beyond Therapy

5. The Art of Autism

The Art of Autism is a dynamic platform showcasing the incredible talents of autistic creatives, highlighting artistic contributions from over 800 individuals on the spectrum. This blog challenges stereotypes and promotes a more nuanced understanding of autism by spotlighting artwork, poetry, and creative works alongside articles about art therapy and neurodiversity. CarryontherapyCBDV

6. Neurodivergent Rebel — Christa Holmans

Neurodivergent Rebel is a vibrant and engaging blog written by Christa Holmans, who was diagnosed with autism as an adult. She shares insights about neurodiversity, self-advocacy, and living authentically as an autistic person, covering topics such as masking, sensory experiences, and navigating the workplace as a neurodivergent individual. CBDV

7. Autism Spectrum News

A publication featuring expert contributors across the spectrum of autism experience. It covers topics like special interests as a motivational and vocational tool, mindfulness for autistic individuals, neurodiversity and community building, and autistic identity. Articles are written by clinicians, self-advocates, and researchers alike. Autism Spectrum News

8. The Autism Blog — Seattle Children's

Authored by knowledgeable healthcare professionals, this blog offers insights and resources on autism spectrum disorder for families, with topics ranging from music therapy for autistic individuals to community inclusion initiatives. A trustworthy, warm, and practical resource. Seattle Children's

9. Autism Speaks Blog

Autism Speaks provides content and resources offering guidance and support for people across the spectrum at every stage of life — from next steps after a diagnosis to managing school and family, to finding autism-friendly community and providers. Their blog features personal stories of big wins alongside expert advice. Autism Speaks

10. Autistic Hoya — Lydia X.Z. Brown

Lydia X. Z. Brown is a gender-queer and transracially adopted east Asian autistic activist, writer, and speaker whose work has largely focused on violence against multiply-marginalized disabled people, including institutionalization, incarceration, and policing. A foundational voice in autistic advocacy and disability justice. FeedSpot

11. Different Brains

Different Brains strives to encourage understanding and acceptance of individuals who have variations in brain function and social behaviors known as neurodiversity. Their mission centers on mentoring neurodiverse adults in maximizing their potential for employment and independence, increasing awareness through interactive media, and fostering the next generation of neurodivergent self-advocates. FeedSpot

12. Autism with a Side of Fries — Eileen Shaklee

Run by Eileen Shaklee, a mother of an autistic son, this blog focuses on the positive aspects of autism and aims to spread positivity and encourage acceptance. It highlights the strengths and gifts of individuals on the spectrum, with an uplifting approach that inspires others to see autism in a new light. Brighter Strides ABA