SHINE A LIGHT ON AUTISM

On April 2nd join Autism Speaks in celebrating World Autism Day and help shine a light on Autism by participating in Light It Up Blue.  Wear blue, light up your house, your porch light, change your Facebook profile picture to a blue puzzle piece or another Autism Awareness image- - - anything at all that shows your support of creating awareness for this global and growing public health concern.  Light it up blue is in it's third year of this initiative to help raise awareness by having supporters wear blue and having iconic landmarks and more then 200 buildings around the world Light It Up Blue to show their support.  

For more information and to see a slide show of the beautiful displays of awareness involved in Light It Up Blue go to:

Shine A Light On Autism - Autism Speaks n autism.

WORLD AUTISM AWARENESS DAY!

LIGHT IT UP BLUE - REMEMBER, WEAR BLUE FOR AUTISM AWARENESS on April 1st & 2nd 

Are You Going To Light It Up Blue?

On the evenings of April 1 and 2, 2011, prominent buildings across North America and the world — including the Empire State Building in New York City and the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada — will turn their lights blue to raise awareness for autism and to commemorate World Autism Awareness Day on Saturday, April 2.

Autism support groups are aiming to light the world blue all throughout April — city by city, town by town — by taking action to raise autism awareness in our communities. How will you light it up blue?

LIGHT IT UP BLUE - REMEMBER, WEAR BLUE FOR AUTISM AWARENESS on April 1st & 2nd

Are You Going To Light It Up Blue?

On the evenings of April 1 and 2, 2011, prominent buildings across North America and the world — including the Empire State Building in New York City and the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada — will turn their lights blue to raise awareness for autism and to commemorate World Autism Awareness Day on Saturday, April 2.

We’re aiming to light the world blue all throughout April — city by city, town by town — by taking action to raise autism awareness in our communities. How will you light it up blue?