Resources
You are not alone in this.
A curated collection of organizations, communities, and reading for people navigating life alongside someone who experiences the world differently.
These resources are not exhaustive — they are a starting point. We will continue to add to this page as Beyond Us grows. If you know of something that belongs here, we would love to hear from you.
For siblings
Sibling Leadership NetworkA national network dedicated to the issues important to brothers and sisters of people with disabilities.
SibShopsPeer support workshops for school-age siblings of people with special health and developmental needs.
The Sibling Support ProjectThe first national program dedicated to the life-long and ever-changing concerns of brothers and sisters of people with special needs.
For parents and caregivers
The ArcPromotes and protects the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Family VoicesA national family-led organization that supports families of children and youth with special health care needs.
AAIDDThe American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities — resources, research, and advocacy.
For partners and spouses
Reading and listening
"Far From the Tree" — Andrew SolomonA landmark work exploring families raising children who are profoundly different from their parents — including those with autism, Down syndrome, and more.
"The Reason I Jump" — Naoki HigashidaA memoir written by a thirteen-year-old with autism, offering a rare window into the inner world of a non-verbal person.
Disability After Dark (podcast)A podcast exploring the intersection of disability and sexuality, hosted by Andrew Gurza.
Know something we should add?
We are always looking to grow this list. If you have a resource that has made a difference in your life, reach out.