Get Involved - Ways to Share, Follow, Join, and Support the Interactive Autism Network

Since 2007, the Interactive Autism Network (IAN) has brought together
tens of thousands of families affected by autism spectrum disorders and researchers from around the world to advance autism research, interpret findings, and empower advocates.

Without your continued support and partnership, none of this would be
possible. There are several ways that you can help the Interactive Autism Network accelerate the pace of autism research.

IAN receives national and international recognition:

Share

Share Information Online

Post interesting and helpful Interactive Autism Network articles, studies, research opportunities, and more directly to your personal social media pages and other related sites through the “Share” plug-in below.

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Tell a Friend

Tell your friends and family about the Interactive Autism Network through our Tell a Friend feature! You provide the e-mail, and we send a note on your behalf (Note: E-Mail addresses are kept private. No information is sold or shared).

Send a Personal E-mail

Need to reach an extensive list of friends, family, and colleagues? E-mail is the simplest way to get the word out. Sample E-mail Copy. Remember to include the Interactive Autism Network link, www.IANproject.org, in your message.

Request Brochures to Distribute

No matter what your connection to the autism community, we're happy to send you some materials to help you spread the word about the Interactive Autism Network. Fill out this form to order brochures. To view or print one for your own use, access a .PDF version here.

Join

Join, Follow, and Watch Us Online

Show your support by becoming a fan of the Interactive Autism Network on Facebook, keep up-to-date with the latest information and findings on Twitter, or subscribe to our YouTube Channel, for videos, announcements, and more.

Join IAN Community

Become a member of the IAN Community to participate in discussions, subscribe to our enewsletter, and receive other updates.

Support

Through your ongoing support, the Interactive Autism Network is able to:

  • Advance Research — accelerate the pace of autism research by gathering valuable data and connecting families with studies for which they qualify
  • Interpret Findings — provide a free, online resource of findings and articles interpreting the latest autism research
  • Empower Advocates — provide state-by-state comparisions of key autism data to empower autism community leaders to advocate for improved services and resources
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