Farol 2026 Congress: My experience traveling alone, accessibility, and what could be improved ✈️💙 Participating in the Farol 2026 Congress was an experience full of different feelings for me. There was anxiety, tiredness, moments of overload, learning, interesting lectures, and also some points that, in my opinion, could be improved — especially when we talk about accessibility for
Traveling can mean rest, discovery, fun, and new experiences. ✈️ But it can also involve crowded airports, changes in routine, noise, queues, unexpected events, different foods, unfamiliar environments, and a huge amount of information to process. When we talk about traveling as an autistic adult, there are needs that often go unnoticed—including by hotels, attractions, and companies.
Traveling as an autistic adult: needs that almost no one considers. Read More »
Finding a job is still a major challenge for many autistic people in Brazil. And this raises a very common question: are autistic people entitled to a job reserved for people with disabilities (PCD)? 🧩 The answer is yes. For all legal purposes, a person with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is considered a person with a disability. This means that people
Autistic individuals are entitled to a job opening for people with disabilities. Read More »
🧩 History of autism in Brazil: evolution of laws, diagnosis and rights. April is a very important month to talk about autism 💙. In addition to World Autism Awareness Day, celebrated on April 2nd, this period also serves to expand information, combat prejudice and remember that inclusion is not just about words.
I am a level 1 autistic person and a tourism professional: what is it like to travel on the autism spectrum? 💙 On April 2nd, World Autism Awareness Day, I want to invite you to go beyond the definitions and understand a little more about the real experience. I am a level 1 autistic person and I am also a tourism professional ✈️ And these two
What are sensory triggers? A complete guide for families traveling with autistic children. Traveling with an autistic child is an experience full of discoveries — but it can also involve challenging situations, especially when sensory triggers arise. These triggers can transform a peaceful outing into a moment of overload, anxiety, or crisis. 💙 Understanding what
Credits: participante.congressofarol.com.br Farol Congress 2025 — full report, accessibility, strengths and what can be improved 💙 Quick summary: Two intense days, lots of content on autism, child development and AAC; excellent speakers (many with direct experience with ASD, either through their own diagnosis or that of family members); good exchanges — and clear opportunities for improvement in accessibility.
Partnership with AMA Dois Irmãos 🤝 We are very proud to announce our partnership with AMA Dois Irmãos (Association of Friends of Autistic People of Dois Irmãos – RS). This partnership strengthens the purpose of Autistando pelo Mundo: to promote more inclusive and accessible tourism for autistic people and their families. 📸 Image credits: Image by
✈️ Atípicos Viajantes App: Collaborative Reviews for Atypical Families The Atípicos Viajantes app was born from the need to gather reliable information about places that truly welcome atypical families. Often, these recommendations were lost on social media or in private conversations, making it difficult to access experiences that could facilitate inclusive tours and activities. 🌟 With that in mind,
3 Tips for Creating a Predictable Routine for Autistic Children 🧩 Predictability makes all the difference in the daily lives of autistic children (and adults too!). When they know what's going to happen, they feel more secure and less anxious. Creating a predictable routine for autistic children doesn't have to be complicated and can greatly improve their well-being.
