Autism

The camp focuses on trains and their history in the city.

We visit Zoe's Just Dezzerts where employees who have autism work at all levels of production and customer service. Plus, we learn what resources are available for people with autism and their families.

A local organization serving people with autism held a mock training Thursday teaching them what to do in those situations.

The Polar Express ride offers accommodations to help those who are sensitive to sensory input.

We’ll go On the Record with a neuropsychologist and the mother of a child with autism. How can genetic testing aid treatment of the disorder? How does a large DNA database of people with autism and their families open insight into its complexities?

There is not a cure for autism, but education and the right resources can help alleviate challenges for those living with the diagnosis -- and for their families. We talk with Taya Dunn Johnson, board Vice President at The Autism Society of Baltimore-Chesapeake.

The science journal Neuron published a paper in July on the underrepresentation of African Americans in brain research, specifically in genomic studies…

This episode is about a virtual block that makes up the current world of one fascinating and unusual young man. His name is James Burrows. He’s a musical…

Artists who face challenges -- whether physical, developmental or emotional -- find a welcoming space at Make Studio. This month marks eight years that…

James Burrows and Max Bent have created a catalogue of songs that offer insights into an autistic mind; music and conversation with LetitiaVanSant; and…