From Autism Speaks <[email protected]>
Subject Your guide to LGBTQ+ support, self-advocacy, and belonging
Date June 12, 2025 12:02 PM
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Happy Pride Month!
                                                                                         
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Affirming autistic and LGBTQ+ experiences

Being seen and finding your people, or even one person, is known to contribute to an increase in happiness, improved health and a better quality of life. Our Autism and LGBTQ+ identities ( [link removed] ) welcomes all to come do that. Autistic queer adults can find lessons learned from others living out and proud and self-advocacy tips ( [link removed] ) to get their needs met. Parents and allies can read how to best support their loved ones ( [link removed] ). Providers can read clinical care guidelines ( [link removed] ). Together we can cultivate belonging for all those in the autistic LGBTQ+ community.

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Coming out as LGBTQ+: A guide for autistic people

Coming out is a deeply personal choice and can be liberating, yet stressful at any age. While you can’t control the response you will receive, you can take steps to protect yourself and approach the conversation with confidence. In this guide ( [link removed] ), specialists from The Trevor Project and Utah-based Flourish Therapy share tips for autistic people before, during, and after coming out conversations. Plus: advice for allies supporting their queer and autistic loved ones.

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Talking to your child about sex, puberty and reproductive health

For many families, conversations about sex and puberty can feel uncomfortable—but for autistic youth, especially those who are LGBTQ+, they’re more important than ever. Learn why inclusive sex education ( [link removed] ) matters, how to navigate these talks at home, and how to advocate for your child’s reproductive health. 

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We want to hear from you! What does Pride Month mean to you?

At Autism Speaks, we’re proud to uplift the voices of our LGBTQ+ community. This Pride Month, we’d love to hear your story about what Pride means to you and how your identity and autistic journey intersect. Your story matters and could inspire others in our community. Share it with us here ( [link removed] ).

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