Redefine Possible

As we celebrate our 20th anniversary, the stakes have never been higher for the autism community. Significant hurdles remain in the areas of employment, health and wellness, and community and connection. We aim to change that forever – JOIN US this World Autism Month and redefine possible for people with autism!

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Autism Speaks celebrates World Autism Month and 20th anniversary by Redefining Possible

4.1.25

Autism Speaks launches “Redefine Possible” campaign to mark 20th anniversary and drive action during World Autism Month

Autism Speaks is marking its 20th anniversary by launching a new campaign addressing barriers in healthcare, housing, education, and employment:

"POLICY PULSE" on two lines with color gradient of navy to aqua

3.31.25

Policy Pulse | Cherry blossoms bloom while budgets loom

This newsletter edition highlights the importance of Medicaid funding and shares an update from Capitol Hill, recent state advocacy developments, and

3.31.25

With Medicaid funding at risk, Laura’s message is clear – “It’s time to mobilize”

CEO of Community Support Services shares about the importance of developmental disability (DD) services, her staff and people they serve, and

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3.27.25

Cherry Hill Programs celebrates 10 years of standing with Autism Speaks to deliver sensory-friendly Bunny Cares photo experiences to the autism community

This April, Cherry Hill Programs celebrates a milestone with the continuation of its Bunny Cares photo experience, set to take place at hundreds of

3.25.25

Chuck E. Cheese champions inclusivity in world autism month and beyond

Family entertainment brand partners with Autism Speaks and Shine Global; national Sensory Sensitive Sundays event is April 27

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3.11.25

Celebrating women in autism research

Autism Speaks is proud to spotlight two early career researchers who were awarded this year’s Predoctoral Fellowship for Autistic Scientists: Mishel

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Imani G.

Being part of the Empower Summit & Challenge is an honor and a chance to drive meaningful change. I hope to use my voice to amplify the needs of the autism community, inspire collective action, and help shape [the] future.

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Kiki C.

As each of us contributes in our own way, everyone in this community—whether a parent, an autistic individual, a professional, or a loved one—has something meaningful to share.

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Sydney C.

Lights, Camera, Friendship on the Spectrum aims to look beyond the tired, traditional meaning and perspective of autism, but what’s more is its power to influence how we see each other as fellow humans.

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Mona D.

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