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Do you have a job that's right for someone with autism? If you're hiring, the answer is yes!

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Life on the spectrum

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Robin H.
By supporting the autism community, I feel very nostalgic seeing these kids feel the most comfortable and happy.
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Victoria B. | 33 years old
National Disability Employment Awareness Month emphasizes the importance of creating opportunities for people like me, with disabilities, to have jobs, be independent and thrive.
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Jessica J. | 36 years old
It took me until my thirties to realize that if I don’t have love and respect for myself, no one else will. Today, I’m independent, strong, resilient and fearless.
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Karelix
It is about bringing people with big hearts who are passionate and want to make a difference. To impact real people, human behavior, families, and communities.
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If you've met one person with autism, you've met one person with autism.

- Dr. Stephen Shore