IAN Community - A web project of Kennedy Krieger Institute | Sponsored by Autism Speaks

Spread the Word about IAN - Resource Center

Date Last Revised: December 9, 2009

Image Copyright chestertouristcom. This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic License.The more people participate in IAN, the more successful the project will be.

Do you want to help spread the word about IAN? There are three key ways to help.

Tell a Friend

If you have one or two friends you'd like to inform about the IAN Project, use our simple Tell A Friend feature!  You provide your friend's e-mail, and we send a note about IAN on your behalf.

Send An E-mail

Would you like to tell an extensive list of friends, family, and colleagues about IAN? E-mail is the simplest way to get the word out, and we've prepared a sample e-mail message for you so you don't have to start from scratch: Sample E-mail About the IAN Project.

When sending your e-mail, don't forget to include individuals with ASD, parents of children with ASD, family members, health care providers, educators, and therapists. You should contact anyone who may be able to participate in the Research project, benefit from the information on the Community, or help spread the word about IAN even further!

Remember to include the IAN link in your message: www.IANproject.org

Distribute Brochures

Are you going to be at an event or function which will be attended by people who might be interested in IAN? Are you a parent who may be able to reach other parents? Are you a health care provider, therapist, or educator who would like to share information about IAN with the families you serve or with your colleagues?

We would be happy to send you some materials to help you "spread the word."

Fill in this form to order brochures.  (For the time being, only families in the United States can participate in IAN Research, so we are limiting our shipments to the U.S.)

If you'd like to see what the brochure looks like --or print one for your use-- you can view one here.  (PDF format)

Good luck, and many thanks!

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