Technology Has The Power To Help People With Autism Cope

Technology Has The Power To Help People With Autism Cope

By Devan Kaney

By Devan Kaney
June 20, 2018

June 20, 2018

"The Day Ahead" looks at how technology can play a major role in the lives of adults with autism.

SHOW TRANSCRIPT

"The Day Ahead" explores how technology developments and the use of social media create new ways for adults with autism to connect and build relationships.

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