Autism Acceptance And Understanding: Actually Autistic

This wraps up the April 2015 series of informational graphics created to help promote public awareness, acceptance and understanding of autism.

These infomemes were written by an author and autism parent advocate (that would be me). They were then reviewed and contributed to by a number of adults who are #ActuallyAutistic, as well as a number of fellow autism parents (some of whom are also autistic).

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Autism Acceptance and Understanding: Listen Better

This is part of a series of informational graphics created to help promote public awareness, acceptance and understanding of autism.

These infomemes were written by an author and autism parent advocate (that would be me). They were then reviewed and contributed to by a number of adults who are #ActuallyAutistic, as well as a number of fellow autism parents (some of whom are also autistic).

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Sharing these information images is encouraged as we all work to raise visibility, foster acceptance and promote understanding for our loved ones during Autism Awareness Month.

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Autism Acceptance and Understanding: Respect the Stim

This is part of a series of informational graphics created to help promote public awareness, acceptance and understanding of autism.

 

These infomemes were written by an author and autism parent advocate (that would be me). They were then reviewed and contributed to by a number of adults who are #ActuallyAutistic, as well as a number of fellow autism parents (some of whom are also autistic).

Image Sharing
Sharing these information images is encouraged as we all work to raise visibility, foster acceptance and promote understanding for our loved ones during Autism Awareness Month.

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From a blog - Save the image from this post, and post unaltered to your site. Please include an author credit (Michelle Wood of ShesAlwaysWrite.com) and/or a link to this site for appropriate attribution.