

World Autism month
April is World Autism Month and this year, we are celebrating together virtually. Come take a look at what autism awareness means to us.
We can help people understand rather than fear this disability
People deserve to be acknowledged and have our complete support
Autism is not a limitation but a part of their identity
Collective acceptance no matter experience or disability
Every person deserves to be acknowledged
it helps ensure that they are treated with the kindness and dignity that they [ASD patients] deserve.
Difference makes us unique
It is crucial for us to advocate for those whose voices have been historically diminished in our society and to lift those voices up because the autism community has so much to offer the world
The autism community has so much to offer the world
A lot of people went from having no idea to a lot of wrong ideas
Increasing awareness promotes inclusion, destigmatizes Autism, and it shifts the general public's view of Autism from a disability to just a trait that someone has
Increasing awareness promotes inclusion
Increasing awareness can help remove the stigma
Increased attention [about autism] which is what we need to increase research breakthroughs within screenings and intervention
It is important for the world to start embracing differences that make individuals unique
Personally, I think that the greatest achievement of the organization is creating an atmosphere of acceptance, not only for those with autism but also the entire spectrum of neurodiversity