Autism has a few symbols using rainbow colors and puzzle pieces. Much like the pink ribbon for breast cancer or the yellow ribbon for childhood cancer, autism also is represented by a symbol.

Autism Acceptance Day, also known as World Autism Awareness Day or World Autism Day, is observed annually on April 2, according to National Today. World Autism Acceptance Week takes place the week ...

ICYMI: ‘An extraordinary thing’: Service dog helps 23-year ... A rainbow butterfly made out of puzzle pieces is a newer autism symbol that represents the diversity of people on the spectrum ...

The imagery gained even more prominence when the US-based organisation Autism Speaks, founded in 2005, adopted a blue puzzle piece as its logo. One autistic advocate described the symbol as a ...

When it comes to research, policy and advocacy, the most important thing ... different symbol, but there are also many who embrace it and want to continue to see it associated with autism ...

Symbols play a crucial role in defining, expressing, and uniting communities. For the autism community the puzzle piece has long been associated with the community. Its origins can be traced back to ...

For decades, a jigsaw puzzle piece has been used to symbolise autism across the world. It has been used for charity logos and awareness ribbons, and even tattooed on to the bodies of well-meaning ...