Touch grass with us π± Join AOG for a relaxed group walk along the Trolley Trail in Ellicott City, followed by an optional hangout at The Trolley Stop. Low-pressure, flexible, and welcoming β just come as you are.
π± Touch Grass (With Us): AOG Trolley Trail Walk & Hangout Read Post Β»
AOGβs Annual Potluck Picnic is back! Join us for a relaxed, low-pressure gathering built around food, conversation, and community. Bring something to share β or simply bring yourself.
Introducing the AOG QuirkBoard β a new live updates hub where you can stay connected with everything happening across Autism On the Go. Replacing the traditional newsletter format, the QuirkBoard shares announcements, stories, and opportunities as they happen, creating a living snapshot of the growing AOG community.
Autism On the Go (AOG) is launching Parallel Play Zones (PPZs) in Baltimore β casual, peer-led hangouts where Autistic and neurodivergent adults can gather without pressure. Bring your own activity, connect at your own pace, and simply be around others. Baltimore is just the beginning, with plans to expand PPZs to communities everywhere.
AOG Launches In-Person Parallel Play Zones (PPZs) in Baltimore Read Post Β»
A new AOG Group Access Page is now live β your one-stop hub for accessing group meetings, adding events to your calendar, and staying connected with the community.
Join us for Hear From Each Other on Tuesday, March 31 at 7 PM, featuring educator and advocate Suzi Gerb. This neuroinclusive space brings people together across neurotypes to listen, learn, and share lived experiences in a welcoming and respectful conversation.
Join AOGβs April Town Hall on Sunday, April 26 at 4 PM for a community-led panel on Autism Acceptance Month. Autistic speakers from diverse backgrounds will share what acceptance really means, how support shapes opportunity, and why listening to lived experience matters. Everyone is welcome to attend and be part of the conversation.
April Town Hall: Autism Acceptance in Our Own Words Read Post Β»
Early AOG community data shows strong signs of connection and impact. With over 600 attendees this year and early survey responses showing high return rates, strong belonging, and over 90% reporting the experience was worth their time, the results suggest AOG is already becoming a meaningful and supportive community.
AOG EASE (Everyday Access & Support Essentials) is a collection of practical tools designed by and for neurodivergent people to make support part of everyday life. From hydration and sensory comfort to routine and regulation, EASE helps reduce friction and make participation easier β because support should be normal, not rare. πΏ
πΏ Introducing AOG EASE: Everyday Access & Support Essentials Read Post Β»
In this episode of AOG Radio, James Orman and guest James Humphries explore why supports arenβt just for a few people β theyβre essential for everyone. From late autism diagnoses to building more accessible communities, this conversation challenges the idea that needing support is a weakness and highlights how support helps everyone thrive.
Autism On the Go is an initiative of the Neurodivergent Advocacy and Resource Group, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN: 33-1581527).