The celebration of the year focuses on the acceptance and participation of those with autism spectrum
The day of global autism is an invitation to work and build a just world
The celebration of the year focuses on the acceptance and participation of those with autism spectrum
The educational consultant and director of the Ma’an Special Education Center, Osama Madbouly, said that the World Autism Day, which the world celebrates on the second of April of each year, is an occasion approved by the United Nations General Assembly with the aim of increasing awareness of ASD spectrum disorder, and enhancing society’s understanding of it, indicating that this day carries a pivotal slogan in 2025, which is “promoting nervous diversity to achieve sustainable development goals”, which highlights the importance of Incorporation of individuals with autism spectrum disorder in all aspects of life to achieve a more comprehensive and fair future. He added that the International Autism Day 2025 is not just an occasion to celebrate; Rather, it is an invitation to collective work to build a more comprehensive and fair world, pointing out that promoting nervous diversity not only enriches society, but also contributes to achieving the sustainable development goals that seek to ensure a better future for all. He explained that the celebration this year focuses on achieving several major goals, including: increasing awareness: by spreading knowledge about the autism spectrum disorder, including its symptoms and challenges faced by the injured and their families, enhancing acceptance And integration: By supporting the acceptance of individuals with autism spectrum disorder as active members in society while enhancing their participation in various fields, supporting nervous diversity: by admitting that nervous differences are a natural part of human diversity, and appreciation of the unique contributions of individuals with autism spectrum disorder, and achieving sustainable development: by ensuring that individuals with autism spectrum disorder get equal opportunities in education, work and health care, including It is in line with the goals of the United Nations for sustainable development. It is mentioned that the term nervous diversity indicates the natural differences in the way the human brain works, which include autism, attention deficit disorder, ADHD, dyslexia and others, stressing that recognition of these differences is part of human diversity that enhances justice and equality. He added that the SDGs Development Goals developed by the United Nations are closely related to this issue, stressing that the provision of inclusive educational environments meets the needs of individuals with autism spectrum disorder, stressing the need to provide job opportunities commensurate with the capabilities of these individuals, and ensuring that they obtain the necessary social and economic support. Individuals with autism spectrum disorder are unique talents and capabilities that can contribute greatly to society’s progress in areas, such as technology, art and science, as it contributes to achieving social justice, by ensuring equal opportunities for all individuals regardless of their nervous differences, in addition to changing the prevailing view of uniting from being a disturbance to being a natural diversity that reflects the richness of human nature. Axis in support of individuals with autism spectrum disorder through:- Spreading awareness: by sharing the correct information and correcting false concepts about autism, supporting specialized organizations: by supporting institutions that improve the life of the Autism Spectrum disorder and their families. – Creating inclusive environments: by providing educational and professional spaces that take into account their own needs, listening and sympathy: by understanding the experiences of these individuals and dealing with them with respect and sympathy. The director of the “together” center said that despite the challenges facing individuals with autism spectrum disorder, there are many inspiring models of people who overcame obstacles, and have achieved prominent achievements. For example:- The physicist Albert Einstein, who has shown studies that he may have been suffering from Asperger syndrome, one of the autistic spectrum disorders.- Dutch painter Van Gogh, who left an eternal imprint in the art world despite his personal challenges. More human to livestock, and has become a prominent figure in the field of awareness of the autism spectrum disorder, through his books and lectures.- Satoshi Tajiri, a Japanese video game developer, and the innovator of the famous Pokemon series, and his tremendous success is due to his ability to focus intense and his interest in details, which are features often linked to autism. After appearing on the program “Britain Got Talent”, and despite the challenges she faced in her life, her unique voice talent and insistence led her to success.- Dan Icroid, a comic actor, screenwriter and Canadian musician who participated in writing and representing the movie “Ghost Hunter” that achieved great success, and was not ashamed of his illness by uniting, but rather a model to follow in success and courage. Madbouly that there are many individuals with autism spectrum disorder who have achieved successes in various fields, such as art, music, sports and science, stressing that these stories prove that autistic individuals have unique capabilities and talents, and they can contribute greatly to society. Establish that the most important thing that can be learned from these stories: the importance of support: with family and community support that plays a crucial role in the success of individuals with people Autism spectrum disorder, persistence strength: as many autistic individuals have a strong determination and determination, which helps them to overcome challenges, and appreciate talent from autism and encourage them to develop them.
