Start embracing all of those around you with all your heart!
„The stigmatization and
discrimination associated with neurological differences remain substantial
obstacles to diagnosis and therapies, an issue that must be addressed by both
public policy-makers in developing nations, as well as donor countries.”
Creations of students to
raise awareness for autistic people
Olivia CTCFU/ Colegiul Tehnic de Căi Ferate „Unirea” Pașcani
coord. teacher: Maria
Iosub
"I'm not weird, I'm
different", just like us, people with autism and not only, are people and
starting from this principle we, the students of the CTCF Unirea Pașcani, we
thought, even in pandemic conditions to show those with „blue blood” our
compassion for them through small gestures we want to show them that whatever
happens they are special to us and we will always be with them.
Alexandra Anicolaesei
& Maria Iosub/ Colegiul Tehnic de Căi Ferate „Unirea” Pașcani, Romania
For some years now, our
students join students from a Special Educational Needs School in our town in
all types of activities to raise awareness towards accepting and helping
autistic children and their families.
Zehra Canbolat
This poster was created by Akif Palalı Anatolian High
School team
AUTISM AWARENESS
Jõhvi Russian Basic School
Teacher: Galina Safronova.
Student: Emilia.jvp
In recent years, the system of inclusive education has been intensively developing in Estonia.
In our school, about 90 people study, taking into account
the variety of special educational needs and individual opportunities in a
light and individual program in both small and regular classes.
These children participate in the general educational process, sports and extracurricular activities, and various projects.
Fatma Deniz Akyol
LIGHT IT UP BLUE
Turkey turned 'Blue' on April 2, "World Autism
Awareness Day". Important iconic buildings in our country were illuminated
with blue light on April 2 as a part of the “LIGHT IT UP BLUE for AUTISM”
campaign which was organized simultaneously all over the world in order to
attract attention to autism and to raise awareness. Besides a lot of people
shared messages on their social media accounts with the hashtag
#otizmemaviışıkyak-#light it up blue.
Fatma Deniz Akyol
Here is the poster about "World Autism Awareness
Day" prepared by Yiğit.HOTAL.
OYA ZEYNEP YILDIRIM
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