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Celebrate the unique strengths and contributions of people with autism.
On #WorldAutismAwarenessDay, we will celebrate the unique strengths and contributions of people with autism. Join the United Nations' virtual event on April 2nd to listen to the voices of people with autism from around the world!
Show your support!
Everyone is encouraged to participate. Whether you have autism, love someone who does, or are looking to support a diverse, accepting and kind community – you’re invited to take the pledge to help create a world where all people with autism can reach their full potential. World Autism Awareness Day
"Employment: The Autism Advantage".
The observance of World Autism Awareness Day, 2 April 2015, was on the theme of "Employment: The Autism Advantage".
Remarks by H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, United Nations Secretary-General at the 2015 World Autism Awareness Day Event.
2015 World Autism Awareness Day Event.
Prof. Arlene S. Kanter, Syracuse University, makes remarks at the observance of World Autism Awareness Day, 2 April 2015, on the theme of
Jack Markell, Governor of Delaware, keynote address at the observance of World Autism Awareness Day, 2 April 2015, on the theme of "Employment: The Autism Advantage".
Jack Markell, Governor of Delaware, keynote address at the observance of World Autism Awareness Day, 2 April 2015, on the theme of "Employ
Ernie Dianastasis, Managing Director, CAI, makes remarks at the observance of World Autism Awareness Day, 2 April 2015, on the theme of "Employment: The Autism Advantage".
Ernie Dianastasis, Managing Director, CAI, makes remarks at the observance of World Autism Awareness Day, 2 April 2015, on the theme of "E
Emily Brooks, graduate student, makes remarks at the observance of World Autism Awareness Day, 2 April 2015, on the theme of "Employment: The Autism Advantage".
Emily Brooks, graduate student, makes remarks at the observance of World Autism Awareness Day, 2 April 2015, on the theme of "Employment: Th
The United Nations General Assembly has called for greater access and opportunities for persons with autism. In declaring 2 April as World Autism Awareness Day, the Assembly also called for training for public administrators, service providers, caregivers, families and non-professionals to support the integration of persons with autism into society so that people with autism can realize their full potential.
On World Autism Awareness Day 2015, Let us join forces to create the best possible conditions for those with autism, so that they can make their own contribution to a future that is fair and sustainable for all. Thank you all for your engagement and leadership.
“Autism and the 2030 Agenda: Inclusion and Neurodiversity”
The international community is now embarking on the challenge of realizing the ambitious and universal 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The equal participation and active involvement of persons with autism will be essential for achieving the inclusive societies envisioned by the Sustainable Development Goals. World Autism Awareness Day 2016.
