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National Autism Acceptance Month!


Celebrating National Autism Acceptance Month: A heart formed by hands, one with colorful puzzle pieces, signifies unity and understanding from April 1 to April 30, 2025.
Celebrating National Autism Acceptance Month: A heart formed by hands, one with colorful puzzle pieces, signifies unity and understanding from April 1 to April 30, 2025.

National Autism Acceptance Month takes place from April 1 to April 30, 2025


Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder:


Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental condition that affects brain function. It primarily influences how people communicate and interact socially. Each person with autism experiences unique symptoms that vary in intensity from mild to more pronounced. Key characteristics include challenges with social interaction and conversation, focused interests in particular subjects, and repetitive behaviors. Early diagnosis combined with appropriate support—including specialized education and family guidance—helps individuals develop essential skills and navigate daily life more effectively.


Check out more links from OUL:


What is Autism?


Busting Myths: The Truth About Autism Spectrum Disorder


OUL BLOG:


Unraveling the Intersection: A Comprehensive Look at Autism and Deafness


Late Diagnosis of Autism: How to Support an Adult Friend


Recommended Books from the OUL Team and Community


Many authors, including those on the autism spectrum, have written insightful books about autism.


Here are some recommended titles:









In addition to books, numerous shows have been produced highlighting the lives of individuals with autism. An example is the Netflix reality show "Love on the Spectrum," which chronicles the dating lives of people with autism.


We will continue posting various topics about autism this month. If you would like to share Autism resources, please email us at oulorg22@gmail.com. We'll be happy to post them on the OUL website and Facebook page.


We wish you a happy April month and looking forward to share more information about Autism with you this month!


OUL TEAM!

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