ASN Fall 2015 Issue

“Autism Safety: The Criminal Justice System and First Responders”

Articles in This Issue

• Advocating for Awareness of Wandering and How Avonte’s Law Can Help
• Autism, Law Enforcement and Disclosure: Advice from Twenty Years in the Training Room
• Both Individuals with Autism and Law Enforcement Benefit from Training
• Direct Access Application Revolutionizes Service Delivery for People with Disabilities
• Giving Logan a Voice – One Father’s Trailblazing Creation to Help His Son
• Helping First Responders to Understand and Assist Individuals with Autism in Emergency Situations
• Helping Individuals in Emergency Situations Starts with First Responder Training
• Interacting Safely with Police: Crucial Skills for Individuals Across the Spectrum
• Keeping Kids with ASD Safe – Understanding the Creep Factor and the Hidden Curriculum
• Pathways to Justice: Beyond Crisis De-Escalation Training
• Project Lifesaver – From the Beach to the Police Department
• Safety in Numbers – Traveling with Students on the Autism Spectrum
• Students with Disabilities and the Juvenile Justice System: What Parents Need to Know
• The Importance of Community Involvement in Preventing a Wandering Incident
• The Ultimate Question: Would I Change Him?

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