| Bringing the Story of Autism to Western New York. A group of men and women, dressed in blue jean shirts, performed African-inspired music live at the Galleria. Months later, they put down their drums, and put on masks to re-enact the Lion King for a live audience at Depew High School. This same group collaborated in a group exhibition at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery. Each person in this group is somewhere on the Autism Spectrum. This is the story of dozens of men and women who see the world in a way the rest of us have yet to understand. They have taken their sensory view of the world and turned it into a story told through art, music and movement. This is the other side of Autism. This is the story of 2,000 men and women in the Greater Western New York area. |
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 The Impact of Art and Autism : Autistic Services Arts Program Alternative expressions for Autism |
 Autism Treatment : Facts vs. Factoids A look into what we know and what we think we know about Autism Spectrum Disorder. |
 Language Barriers: The Private Language of Autism Looking into the language of Autism. |
 Inside Myself : The Human Sensorium Probing the nature of Autism |
 The Looking Glass : Autism in the Community Identifying ourselves through Autism |
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