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Program Information The Spectrum Connection (Formerly Sexual Identity & Inclusion Alliance) was developed in 2019 to provide support and resources to an intersectional group growing in visibility in the autism community. The Spectrum Connection provides a safe space for open communication between consenting LGBTQIA+ adults on the spectrum. |
Adult Programs do not require membership. Our board of directors fully supports this program as we continue to further the mission of Autism Tennessee. | Related Research & Resources Sexual Orientation in Autism Spectrum Disorder Gender Identity & Autism Spectrum Disorders LGBTQ+ and Autism Spectrum Disorders People Living Under a Double Rainbow Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, & Autism Dual Spectrums: More people living with autism Clashing Communities: Autistic & LGBTQ Why we need to respect sexual orientation |
The Spectrum Connection currently offers 2 virtual meetings and 1 in person meetup a month. We strive to create a safe and inclusive environment for community building through social networking, education, activities, resource-sharing, and conversation. This group was created by individuals on the spectrum, for LGBTQIA+ autistic adults, and is member-led with the support of a queer AutismTN employee. To learn more or join the group, complete and submit the contact form below or email leah@autismtn.org. Please allow up to 5 business days from the time of your form submission to receive a response. |