Two Kansas librarians say they were fired for rainbow symbols celebrating autism that one library board member allegedly decried as promoting “LGBTQ agendas.” ...

There are several alternative symbols one can use to represent the autism community. The infinity symbol (a figure eight on its side) was created by autistic people, representing all forms of ...

Infinity symbol Emerging in 1999, the infinity symbol reinforces the theme of inclusivity as it relates to autism awareness. Liaise explains it can either appear as a solid color or as a rainbow.

What is the symbol for autism? ... Another newer symbol for autism is a rainbow or gold infinity sign, first used on Autistic Pride Day on June 18, 2005.

The display featured a rainbow infinity symbol, a logo often used by neurodivergent and autism rights advocates, along with a heart and the words, “We all think differently.” ...

Among the library displays were a rainbow infinity symbol representing neurodiversity and autism awareness and a colorful image with a disabled child, both of which city officials believed ...

The rainbow infinity symbol, characterized by a loop in a spectrum of colors, signifies endless possibilities and embraces the diversity of the autism spectrum.

The rainbow spectrum was designed to raise awareness about the diversity among neurodivergent people, while the gold symbol is meant specifically for autism, as Au is the chemical symbol for gold ...

The UN officially created World Autism Awareness Day in 2007. Learn more about this year's theme, and the symbols and colors used for neurodivergence.