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Autism · Self-advocacy
Autistic voices
Support should include the people it is for.
A sourced reading guide—not an original interview or a partnership.
The Autistic Self Advocacy Network describes its work as autistic self-advocacy. Follow its own resources for its perspective and priorities.[1]
When building support, our suggested starting point is to include the person in choices that affect their life, including how they communicate and what they want to share.
This is a curated reading guide, not an affiliation, an endorsement, or a claim that one organization represents every autistic person.
Take one useful question with you.
- Whose perspective is missing from this conversation?
- How could the person participate in the format they prefer?
- What would greater choice look like in this situation?
Sources & context
Sources checked September 26, 2026. These links support this brief; they do not imply an endorsement of NeuroCoach.
- Autistic Self Advocacy Network — official website Original organization or creator; no affiliation