Autism Soccer: 3 Vloggers with Autism You Should Be Checking

These three vloggers make sure to show people within the spectrum going about their lives and inspire awareness about it.

Autism isn’t a limitant for creativity. And while some might think this, people that have this condition have been focusing their efforts into creating awareness about the condition in a variety of ways. Whether through listening and creating speeches and events, or reading books and blogs about it, the technology has created alternatives by which people reach out to generate a response or to create awareness.

YouTube, with its ever expanding list of channels, allows the growth of educative initiatives. Among the top are vloggers, that use the platform to show in a personal way their opinions and knowledge on particular subjects. Today we’ll be exploring the autistic condition from the eyes of people that used this platform to create awareness and to build up a communication with audiences across the globe that want to know more about autism.

These are 3 examples of vloggers that have autism, and that relate to the world in their own unique way. They use videos to showcase the complications and struggles of the condition,as well as to show the unique outlook they have on life. Using this video platform allows them to reach out and permeate into the society in a completely new way, making them spokespersons to the neuroatypical community. Today, Autism Soccer wants you to know these amazing figures.

Amythest Schaber - Neurowonderful

If you want to know about how an autistic person feels about one or other thing? Then this channel is for you. Amythest Schaber created this channel to illustrate in a direct way how the world is perceived for them. Using the video platform, the embarks on discussions over terminology, social struggles and a variety of subjects that are directly related or that connect with the autistic condition.

She’s an avid blogger too, and you can find her pinions on the Neurowonderful blog she runs. For Amythest, teaching and reaching out to others about the condition is part of her motivation to get and face the world through videos and texts.

This is the playlist for the #AskAnAutistic topic. In there, Amythest connects with its viewers in a direct and concise way what certain terms relating to the Autistic condition are. You can see how from her point of view, you connect with all that affects the lives of an autistic person.

Willow Hope - Aspergers Blog

For over 8 years, Willow Hope has been sharing her life with Aspergers. This condition, far from being a paralyzing factor for this girl, helped her shape her desire for the future. Through her vlogs, she details her life and personal struggles, while simultaneously teaching others about how to face everyday challenges.

With a fresh approach to education through anecdotic experiencing, Willow’s blogs are far from stiff or robot-like. For all those watching, it’s enlightening to see how she takes an interesting approach to the subject, and how the tell-all approach reached out to those struggling with the condition.

In her chanel, you can find this playlist specifical to speak about the condition for women. While it might not seem all that different when it comes to gender, the donation displays distinctive characteristics that this blogger comments in a fresh and interesting way. This helps others know more about their condition.

Christa Holmans - Neurodivergent Rebel

Nothing like a good heartened rebel to make you understand autism. On her vlogs you’ll find a modern and friendly approach to communication, and above all, a great sense of responsibility. Putting on the shoes and the mantle of a task such as communicating and sharing neurodivergence online was a challenge, and one she accepted wholeheartedly.

She’s a firm advocate of the pursuit of passions and creativity, and through her kind spirited posts you can see how her love for all things life make her an inspiration. Christa also focuses on creating awareness in a completely new way, and teaching that neurodivergence is not something to hide, but to be proud of. She runs the Neurodivergent blog since 2016 and shares her life experiences and opinion through both platforms.

This is the playlist for all her neurodivergent musings, where you can find her opinions on the subject, as well as some interesting information directly from the source:

Autism is not just one condition, is a vast set of conditions that create neurodivergence, and that need a different approach to create awareness. Their initiative of creating video platforms to show the word how life is for them is part of the reason why they are the future for people within autistic spectrum. Here at Autism Soccer we believe in shaping the future through communication and through the creation of unique paths for each person. Want to contact us and collaborate with the initiative? Check out our social media profiles to know more about this amazing project!