Being autistic in a non-autistic society can be a lonely and isolated experience. However, the internet helps many people overcome the social and communication barriers inherent in autism. Through the use of group connections, one-on-one connections, links to autistic people's websites, books and articles by autistics, and a place for autistic people to express themselves, we hope to faciliate the communication of autistics with each other. There are many autistic people on the internet who are already in contact with each other. This site lists most of these methods of interaction. Sometimes the best way to feel less alone on the planet is to talk to others who think in a similar way or to read their stories. Most of the following pages also contain links to other sites about the same subject area. CONNECTIONS Make connections with other autistics. Group connections: message boards, e-mail lists, chat, support groups One-to-one connections EXPRESSIONS Express yourself and learn about other autistic people. web pages writing, art, music, etc. books and articles by autistics

Autistics' Support and Information Sites: Autism Network International (ANI) an autistic-run self-help and advocacy organization for autistic people.   InternAUT InternAUT is a new, international Autism self-advocacy organization with its base on the Internet. ISNT Institute for the Study of Neurologically Typical OTSP Asperger/Autism: On-The-Same-Page University Students With Autism And Asperger's Syndrome This is a site dedicated to the difficulties and unique experiences of people with Aspergers Syndrome and High-Functioning Autism attending college or university. Web Page for Asperger's Teenagers & Young Adults - Courtney's Page

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