The State of Qatar participates with many countries around the world in celebrating World Autism Awareness Day, which falls on the 2nd of April of each year based on Qatar’s proposal to set this ...

World Autism Awareness Day makes people understand and accept people with autism, foster worldwide support and inspires people. It is a day that spread kindness and autism awareness. UN Secretary ...

The UN officially created World Autism Awareness Day in 2007. Learn more about this year's theme, and the symbols and colors used for neurodivergence.

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) affects millions worldwide, presenting unique strengths and challenges. World Autism Awareness Day, observed every April 2nd, shines a light on ASD.

The UN officially created World Autism Awareness Day in 2007. Learn more about this year's theme, and the symbols and colors used for neurodivergence.

For use to enhance communications between law enforcement and people with autism or others who are non-verbal. World Autism Awareness Day is Wednesday, April 2 this year. Actually, it’s ...

Today is World Autism Awareness Day. The goal is to raise awareness about, and acceptance of, people with autism. Autism is also known as Autism Spectrum Disorder. It refers to a broad range of ...

World Autism Awareness Day 2025 is being celebrated on Tuesday as part of a month-long United Nations drive to raise understanding of the condition.

ROCKFORD, Ill. (WREX) — Wednesday marks World Autism Awareness Day, a day set aside yearly to increase acceptance and understanding for those diagnosed with the autism. The Rockford Airport is ...

For World Autism Awareness Day, the Seahawks are spotlighting Jackson Goerke and Gianni Berry's experience visiting the Seahawks this past season.

April 2 is World Autism Awareness Day, and one local organization is making sure individuals have resources available for people here in western Massachusetts.

World Autism Day is observed on April 2nd each year. It raises awareness about autism while advocating for inclusion, acceptance, and understanding for individuals with autism.