Autism Off Limits challenges the curated narratives in modern autism advocacy and brings forward the perspectives that have been pushed into the background. We discuss representation, supports, and rewritten histories.
Kiki Chambers, diagnosed with autism in 1991, offers perspectives that are authentic and rooted in real-world experience. As a child and youth practitioner and mother of autistic children, she brings insight from multiple viewpoints across families, schools, and support systems.
Cyndi Wall has decades of experience as the parent of a high-support needs son diagnosed with autism in 1993. She is passionate about showing authentic representation of the people with autism who are becoming invisible and are being spoken for.
Autism Off Limits is for autistic people who feel erased, for parents and their children who have been pushed aside, and for professionals who want the complete picture. We talk about everything today’s autism advocacy keeps off limits.
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