Spectrospective 2017: share your story of autism

Every story of autism is unique and important.
That’s why it’s time to share, time to tell your story of autism.
The Spectrospective film is our contribution to World Autism Awareness Day (April 2, 2017) and is an incredible initiative that gives autistic people a voice and increases awareness and understanding about autism within the broader community.
In its third year, Spectrospective has broadened its scope in an exciting way.

To take part in 2017 you can be an autistic individual, a parent, a carer, an educator, a student, a support worker or a workplace that is committed to inclusive communities.
All autism stories are welcome and we’d like you to submit your entry for inclusion.

Schools

Your school can support World Autism Awareness Day in April 2017. Host a gold coin event, make your own film, create an exhibition or show our 2017 Spectrospective film to help raise understanding about autism.
See the link below to download our information pack and register your school today.

Workplaces

Workplaces can support World Autism Awareness Day by hosting a gold coin event, showing the 2017 Spectrospective film, or sharing information through the workplace. By doing so you’ll be helping to create greater understanding of autism.

Download our information pack (see below) and register your workplace today.

Community Groups

From hosting an informal gold coin morning tea, to showing the 2017 Spectrospective: Stories of Autism film, there are many ways your friendship, family or community group can support World Autism Awareness Day during April.
Find out more, request an info pack, or register by clicking Spectrospective
Register and submit your film by 10 March 2017.