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Celebrated annually on April 2nd, World Autism Awareness Day encourages acceptance, understanding, and support for individuals on the autism spectrum.
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The people who understand autism best are those who are directly affected. Several excellent memoirs by autistic adults and their loved ones exist. Reading these and talking with people affected by autism are some of the best ways to learn about it and how we can create a world that is inclusive to everyone.
"Autism Amplified: Acceptance through Communication" is designed to inform and raise awareness about autism, featuring insights from autistic individuals and experts exploring what autism ...
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PinkNews on MSNAutism Acceptance Day: Why autistic inclusion benefits everyone in the LGBTQ+ community and beyondToday (2 April) marks Autism Acceptance Day – a celebration of the more than 1% of the human population who live with autism. Originally known as ‘World Autism Awareness Day’, the autistic community has reclaimed the event (and its name) to focus on acceptance rather than simple ‘awareness’.
The island must foster a society that supports and values those living with autism for who they are, a government minister declared. Tinée Furbert, the social development minister, made the plea at
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Belfast News Letter on MSNAutism NI encourages everyone to ‘Be Kind to Different Minds’ this World Autism DayAutism NI is celebrating World Autism Day today and is calling for everyone to get behind their important message, ‘Be Kind to Different Minds’. With over 35,000 autistic people in Northern Ireland, the local charity is encouraging everyone to get involved and show their support for our vibrant autistic community.
The New Jersey Devils celebrated Autism Acceptance night on Monday at Prudential Center before their game against the Minnesota Wild. During arrivals, players walked in with young fans who are part of the autistic community. The team partnered with the nonprofit corporation Nassan’s Place to bring the fans to the arena.