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Wisconsin Autism Transition Demonstration project Wisconsin Autism Transition Demonstration project (WAuTD) is focused on autistic people ages 13-26 with more challenging needs & their families.

Our goal is to help youth/young adults and their families plan for and achieve a meaningful life in adulthood. Transition to adulthood encompasses ALL facets of life, including Daily Life and Employment, Community Living, Healthy Living, Safety and Security, Social and Spirituality, Advocacy and Engagement. The goal is for every person to live a meaningful life based on their personal choices with supports they choose. Code of Conduct. If you use this Site's social media features, you agree that your use is subject to these Terms below regarding the content of the information that you post using our social media tools. If you take advantage of this Site's social media features, you agree to the following rules of conduct:
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Happy Election Day! Use your right to vote!
11/03/2026

Happy Election Day! Use your right to vote!

Today is Election Day! Every polling place must be accessible. If you have voting questions or accessibility concerns, contact the Disability Rights Wisconsin Voter Hotline at 1-844-DIS-VOTE.



Graphic reads: Tuesday, November 3, Election Day. Questions? Contact the DRW Voter Hotline. 1-8444-DIS-VOTE. [email protected]

Unfortunately, the direct support worker shortage continues …
11/02/2026

Unfortunately, the direct support worker shortage continues …

The State of America’s Direct Support Workforce Crisis explores challenges and highlights the resulting impacts upon the direct support workforce and the continued ability of people with I/DD to access the services they require to live and thrive within their homes and communities.

Hopefully we’ll see you there!
11/02/2026

Hopefully we’ll see you there!

Become a vital part of the 2027 Autism Society of Wisconsin’s Annual Conference! We are officially opening our call for sponsors and exhibitors!

This is your opportunity to connect with over one thousand individuals from the Autism community, including Autistic individuals, families, advocates, educators, and professionals. Showcase your organization, products, or services and demonstrate your commitment to supporting the Autism community in Wisconsin.
For more information, contact Chad Fulwiler at [email protected] or visit our website https://autismsocietywi.org/2027-autism-conference/

Deadline to apply is March 8, 2027.

10/29/2026

The growing financial strain of caregiving is hitting the pocketbooks of Wisconsinites and residents in their neighboring states harder than others.

The goal is to recruit, train, support and retain Special Education teachers to address the shortage.
10/28/2026

The goal is to recruit, train, support and retain Special Education teachers to address the shortage.

By Karen Rivedal UW–Madison’s School of Education will use $2.4 million in federal funds over five years to help launch a new registered apprenticeship program to prepare special education teachers in Wisconsin and advance innovative supports for special educator retention. The initiative aims t...

10/27/2026

Join us at this year's INTEGRAL Conference for "Addressing Social Stigma" presented by Soety Jensen.

This session explores how Autism-related stigma is rooted in systems, not individuals. It emphasizes three key strategies: from "fixing people" to transforming polices and institutions; normalizing neurodiversity through authentic representation and inclusive policy; and redesigning environments to reduce barriers rather than forcing conformity.

To learn more about INTEGRAL, visit: https://integralautism.org/

10/26/2026

Last week Waisman's University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD) had a resource and information table at the Self Determination Conference in the Wisconsin Dells. It was amazing to see so many Waisman advocates there at the conference! (From left to right: Nancy Alar, Maria Nogueron, Julie Schears)

10/23/2026

Advocates for older adults and those with disabilities are urging candidates running for governor to support Medicaid home and community-based services, address affordable and accessible housing, and fund special education.

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