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The neurodiversity symbol, a rainbow infinity sign, surrounding the letters 'AACC'. Text reads: 'Autistic Advocacy Coalition of Canada'

“Autistic-led groups must play a central role in moving Canadian autism policy towards an approach that recognizes autistics within the full framework of national disability policy. Nothing about us without us!”

We are the coalition of autistic-led advocacy and activist groups in Canada who have come together with the shared goal of fully reforming our federal government’s autism policies for education, employment, housing and all aspects of public life.

We seek to help Canada catch up with progressive countries on inclusion and human rights. We want Canada to become a welcoming place for its autistic residents–where we have safety and dignity from childhood to old age.

AACC Member Organizations

Eight interlocking infinity symbols in a rainbow of colours. Text reads 'Autistics United Canada'

Autistics United Canada (AUC)

Image of text that reads 'A4A Autistics for Autistics'

Autistics for Autistics, Canada (A4A)

Graphic of two people interlocking arms and pointing upwards to a rainbow infinity symbol

London Autistics Standing Together (LAST)


Each of our organizations have local chapters across Canada and all of our groups are International Affiliates of the Autistic Self Advocacy Network.


To learn more or join our campaigns, please contact us.

Resources

Website for Autistics United Canada
Website for Autistics for Autistics, Canada
Website for London Autistics Standing Together

Latest News

Read A4A’s Letter to Canada’s Auditor General about Autism Funding in Canada
Statement: Canadian Autistic Self-Advocacy Groups Oppose CASDA’s National Autism Strategy
Petition: Stop Autism Speaks from Dictating Canadian Autism Policy
A4A’s Report and Recommendations to the Federal Government