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Public Policy & Advocacy: Voices That Move Us Forward

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Dear Friends of the Autism Community, 


This April, during Autism Acceptance Month, we celebrate the strength of our community and reaffirm our commitment to ensuring every person with Autism is accepted, included, and supported. This remains at the core of the Autism Society of America’s mission.  


For more than 60 years, the Autism Society has led the way in shaping public policy and advocating for real change, from education and healthcare to employment and housing. Our long-standing advocacy tradition has helped millions access the resources and rights they deserve. This advocacy framed who we were and who we are today!  


But progress doesn’t happen on its own. Your donation empowers our National policy team to influence legislation, educate lawmakers, and elevate Autistic voices in every conversation that shapes the future. 


Acceptance starts with action, and your gift moves that action forward. Your gift will resonate far beyond today, making a long-term impact on countless lives. Together we can drive acceptance further ensuring that no call for help goes unanswered and that our community thrives. Give Today and Support Policy & Advocacy! 

📖 Read more about Public Policy and Advocacy 
at the Autism Society of America.

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To show our appreciation we will be sending each donor a mobile phone wallet as a special gift!

With sincere gratitude,

Joseph P. Joyce handwritten signature



Joseph P. Joyce 

President & CEO 

Autism Society of America

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The Language of Bedwetting
For many non-speaking Autistic children, communicating what happened overnight can be difficult, especially when the words or symbols do not yet exist.

We are proud to partner with Goodnites and families in the Autism community to introduce the Language of Bedwetting, a first-of-its-kind set of symbols designed to help children express their experiences, feelings, and needs. These symbols are now available for use in AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) apps. Learn more here

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