Good Day! Here is the Autism News Digest for September 18, 2023

• Ohio is investing in adult changing stations; here’s why that matters (The Statehouse News, OH)
• Is Autism Hereditary? (Autism Parenting Magazine)
• PA Department of Human Services Releases New Research on Supporting People With Intellectual Disabilities, Autism (MyChesCo)
• Why Unmasking Is Critical for Autistic People (Psychology Today)
• Boy with autism ‘wasn’t doing anything wrong’ when school employee knocked him down: Mom (Fox News)
• Memoir tells family’s story with autism (The Standard)
• School community rallies around Maryland student with autism after fight caught on camera (FOX 5 DC)
• 2 librarians were fired after the board mistook an autism symbol for a Pride display. They’re suing. (LGBTQ Nation)
• Surfers, volunteers help swimmers on autism spectrum learn to surf on Long Island (CBS New York)
• Spokane Interstate Fair holds sensory day for people with Autism (KHQ)
• Student with autism went to get lunch. Then school officer handcuffed him, SC suit says (The State)
• WVU Medicine Health Report: Children with autism (WDTV)
• How an Autistic Spectrum Diagnosis Can Help a Child (Psychology Today)
• Belmont County Ambulance Squads Now Outfitted With Autism Kits (The Intellegencer / Wheeling News-Register)
• Georgia teen with autism finds passion, business success with baking cheesecakes (FOX 5 Atlanta)