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How to Boycott Autism Speaks

By Matthew Lynch
October 5, 2023
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Autism Speaks is an organization that has garnered both support and criticism. Some individuals within the autism community feel that the organization’s perspectives and actions are harmful or misguided. If you share these concerns and want to boycott Autism Speaks, here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do it.

1. Educate yourself about Autism Speaks

Before boycotting any organization, it is essential to have a clear understanding of what it stands for, its history, and its activities. Research Autism Speaks, analyze their campaigns, and evaluate their impact on autistic individuals and their families.

2. Share your knowledge

If you decide to boycott Autism Speaks, inform others about your reasoning. Share information through social media or word-of-mouth with friends, family members, and colleagues who may be interested in supporting your effort. This will help raise awareness about the issues you find concerning about the organization.

3. Support alternative organizations

Instead of supporting Autism Speaks, consider supporting other organizations that work towards autism acceptance or aim to provide direct assistance to autistic individuals and their families. Examples include the Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN), the Autistic Women & Nonbinary Network (AWN), and the National Autistic Society (NAS).

4. Refrain from participating in events sponsored by Autism Speaks

Avoid attending fundraisers, walks, or conferences that are organized or sponsored by Autism Speaks. Instead, seek out events hosted by other organizations that align with your beliefs about autism acceptance and advocacy.

5. Encourage local businesses not to support Autism Speaks

Reach out to local businesses in your area and ask them not to support Autism Speaks events or donate any proceeds generated for the organization if they currently contribute. You can also encourage them instead to support other autism-focused organizations.

6. Sign petitions against Autism Speaks

Online petitions often circulate that protest specific campaigns by Autism Speaks or the organization as a whole. By signing these petitions, you can add your voice to the calls for change.

7. Utilize social media platforms

Use hashtags like #BoycottAutismSpeaks or #ActuallyAutistic on social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram in order to connect with others who share your concerns and highlight issues associated with Autism Speaks. Engage with others in discussions about alternative perspectives and organizations worth supporting.

8. Be persistent

Boycotting an organization takes time and effort, but persistence is key. Remain committed to the cause, continue educating yourself and others about autism acceptance, and support organizations that better align with your beliefs.

In conclusion, boycotting Autism Speaks involves educating yourself about the organization, voicing your concerns with others, supporting alternative organizations, participating in protests or petitions against their actions, and using the power of social media to raise awareness. By following these steps, you can work towards creating a world that embraces neurodiversity and advocates for the well-being of autistic individuals.

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