Moving For a Cause. How Walking to Fundraise Became a Fantastic Tool

By Trista Sobeck | December 4, 2025

Walking to fundraise has emerged as a dynamic and community-centered way to raise funds for various causes, including raising awareness for autism. Encompassing everything from large, organized events to smaller, grassroots gatherings, walks are not only effective in generating donations but also in fostering community spirit and awareness. So, why exactly are walks and walking…

Essential Oils for Autism: A Natural, Gentle Approach

By Marketing AAED | September 14, 2016 |

Essential Oils and Autism: Treating Autism with Only a Drop

While there is an increasing number of essential oils aimed at actually improving mental and physical health — thieves oil, for example, is an antimicrobial, antiviral, antifungal, and anti-parasitic that can be placed in a diffuser, helping individuals who are sick with the flu — perhaps one of the most interesting developments has been an…

Autism & Culture: Swimming for Autism, Mom Prom, and More

By Marketing AAED | July 1, 2015

While it’s not officially summer yet, in many parts of the country schools are out on summer vacation, little league practice has begun, and summer activities like swimming can seem off limits to some children with autism. This week we’re looking at how a group of children with autism are experiencing summer’s favorite pastime, a…

Autism & Culture: Adele, Project Lifesaver, and Prodigies

By Marketing AAED | September 3, 2014

First up in our weekly recap of autism in culture, international pop star Adele recently brought the dreams of a 12-year-old girl named Emily Tammam with autism to life when she brought her on stage to perform her favorite song. And how did this 12 year-old get so lucky? By simply standing in front of…