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Parents, educators, professionals, children and teens will benefit from these booklists which cover
a wide variety of Diversabilities. Each list contains useful information books as well as stories with
the main character having a diversability and being the hero in the story!

Okanagen Regional Library

This is a free online course about autism that is provided by Autism Society of America.

Autism Society of America: Free online course about Autism

Autistic Self-Advocacy Network is a non-profit organization run by and for autistic people. It was
created to provide support and services to individuals on the autism spectrum while working to
change public perception and combat misinformation. Canadian chapters are currently located in
Vancouver and Winnipeg.

Autistic Self-Advocacy Network

This website helps parents, teachers and others learn how to use technology effectively to support
a person with autism. This website covers topics including:
<ul style="list-style-type: disc;"><li>How to use an iPad effectively</li><li>How to support people with autism using technology</li><li>Tips for selecting a useful app</li><li>Therapist reviews of apps to assist you in choosing the best app for your goals </li></ul>

Apps for Autism

Ginette Hannan is a local professional photographer who has a son and a grandson on the Autism
spectrum. She is experienced and has the patience to work with challenging situations. In cases
with mobility issues where travel may be difficult, she is willing to go to your home in the
Fredericton area.

Happy Smiles Studio (Photographer)

The Mighty is a site where people share their personal experiences with disability, disease and
mental illness.

Autism on the Mighty

Positive Partnership is an Australian project that offers information, free webinars and workshops
about autism and advice for parents. Some resources for families, schools and any other services,
can be found translated into different languages.