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Tuesday, March 31, 2020
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Monday, March 30, 2020
Tune in to our Facebook Live Discussing At-Home Learning
Dear Hcis,
The Autism Society of America has worked hard to provide ongoing, immediate support for the autism community during the COVID-19 crisis.
This week kicks off National Autism Awareness Month, a celebratory occasion we have been preparing for over the past several months. We were looking forward to highlighting our NAAM efforts throughout April - however, in light of current events, our network remains committed to the autism community as we face extraordinary pressures during this global pandemic. Our nationwide response efforts continue to be our top priority to best serve individuals and families with autism, during this ongoing crisis.
- On Friday, March 20th, we released our COVID-19 toolkit, and continue to make updates with valuable resources. Recent changes include added information for Mental Health, and Modifying Routines. Additionally, we have also added a spanish COVID-19 storyboard.
- On Tuesday, March 31st at 4pm EST, we will continue the Autism Society: Coronavirus Information Series with "Continuing School Work & Education At Home" featuring Christine Reeve, Founder & Director of Reeve Autism Consulting, Marc Ellison, Executive Director of the West Virginia Autism Training Center, & Josiah Stephens, a student at Marshall University studying Mechanical Engineering. Please tune in to our Facebook to watch.
- Wednesday, April 1st, kicks off National Autism Awareness Month. Our #CelebrateDifferences campaign focuses on our efforts to spread awareness, promote acceptance, and ignite change. We look forward to highlighting our NAAM efforts throughout April.
- On Wednesday, April 1st at 7pm EST, we will continue to co-host a Facebook Live series with myHana, featuring Russell Lehmann, Speaker, Author, Poet and Advocate, and Kyle Weiss, Essayist, Writer and mentor to discuss "Life with Autism During COVID-19.
- Thursday, April 2nd, is World Autism Awareness Day - use our hashtag to tell us how you #CelebrateDifferences! Find out how you can get involved all month long.
- Our National Helpline remains fully operational; call or email today to speak to an Autism Society Information & Referral Specialist.
The Autism Society is proud to offer extra support to the autism community as we navigate this crisis together — we are here for you today, and always.
My Best,
Christopher Banks
President & CEO
We will continue to keep you updated by email, social media, and on our website. If you have questions about the measures we are taking to ensure the safety of the people we serve, or for those needing support, visit www.autism-society.org or please contact our National Helpline at 1(800)3-AUTISM, or via email at info@autism-society.org.
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