From the AJ Drexel Autism Institute Blog: On the morning of Saturday, June 19th, the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute’s Fathers Autism Support got together for
Beyond Cards and Letters:Being the Right Kind of Help
We are past Mother’s Day on the calendar, but it takes more than cards, flowers, and eating out (in normal times) to give our partners
Multiplying Joys and Dividing Challenges: Year Two of our Fathers Support Group
We have been meeting by Zoom for a year after beginning in person in what seems like another era, in September 2019. Brought together by our love
Our Diverse fathers group talks about racism and White privilege
Our diversity across race, faith tradition, our children’s ages, neurodiversity, and age was increasingly present on this day. We began by sharing some of our favorite quotations from MLK:
Caught between my dream child & my child with Autism by Dhari Alrujaib
Scroll down for Arabic version My phone rang after Mid-night, on November first, 2015, receiving the exciting news of my first born son. Born with
Mixed Feelings About the COVID-19 Vaccine
Having mixed feelings is a common experience, including for fathers loving children and adults on the autism spectrum. In our fathers’ support group sponsored by
