2023 Autism Speaks Charlotte Walk Being Held Tomorrow

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Northeastern University – Charlotte will join Autism Speaks as the Presenting Sponsor of the 2023 Charlotte Walk to raise vital funds that fuel Autism Speaks’ mission of creating a more inclusive world for all people with autism.  The Walk will be held tomorrow, Saturday, October 28th, at Truist Field bringing the community together to take a stand, celebrate differences and promote the inclusion of people with autism in all aspects of society. Everyone is encouraged to participate. Whether you have autism, love someone who does, or are looking to support a diverse, accepting and kind community – you’re invited! There are many ways to participate nationwide.

In the US, autism affects 1 in 36 children and 1 in 45 adults. Autism Speaks is dedicated to creating an inclusive world where all people with autism can reach their full potential.    Autism Speaks Walk events are tailored to fit local needs in each community, with the shared goal of providing a network of friendship and support. Northeastern University – Charlotte joins Autism Speaks in helping to raise funds that provide crucial resources, research, and advocacy to support people with autism.

“Engaging with and building relationships with our communities is a guiding value for Northeastern University’s global university system and its stakeholders,” said Carmen Sceppa, dean of the Bouvé College of Health Sciences. “I’m so pleased to see Northeastern University Charlotte teaming up with Autism Speaks for this year’s Walk. Together, I know they will put on a great event and provide a safe and supportive environment for those with autism spectrum and their families.”

About Autism Speaks
Autism Speaks is dedicated to creating an inclusive world for all individuals with autism throughout their lifespan. We do this through advocacy, services, supports, research and innovation, and advances in care for autistic individuals and their families. To find resources, join an event or make a donation, go to www.AutismSpeaks.org.

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