World Autism Awareness Day

April 2, Tuesday

World Autism Awareness Day is celebrated on April 2. This day was established by the UN General Assembly in 2007 and is designed to raise awareness of autism spectrum disorders (ASD), their consequences for individuals and their families, and the importance of integrating people with autism into society.

Goals of World Autism Day
Raising awareness. One of the main focuses of the day is to increase public awareness of autism spectrum disorders, their manifestations and characteristics.

Support for people with autism and their families. This day is aimed at supporting people with autism and their families, providing information on available resources and services.

Promoting inclusion. An important task is to create an inclusive environment where people with autism can develop, work and live on equal terms with other members of society.

Raising funds and resources. Organizations around the world use this day to raise funds needed to support research and programs aimed at helping people with autism.

Symbols and events
Blue. World Autism Day is often associated with the color blue, symbolizing support for people with autism. Many people and organizations dress in blue or decorate their premises with blue elements.

Building illumination. In honor of this day, many famous buildings and landmarks around the world are illuminated in blue.

Awareness campaigns. Various events and campaigns are held to spread information about autism, including lectures, exhibitions, seminars, and webinars.

Support for initiatives. Many organizations offer programs and initiatives that are aimed at supporting people with autism and their families, such as group sessions, trainings, and consultations.

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World Autism Awareness Day in other years

2021 April 2, Friday
2022 April 2, Saturday
2023 April 2, Sunday
2025 April 2, Wednesday

World Autism Awareness Day in other countries