Autism Society Unveils Free Digital "Autism Advocate" Magazine

November 6, 2012
By Autism Society

The Autism Society has decided to make a select library of Autism Advocate magazines accessible wherever and whenever by anyone with an Internet connection!

That's right - the Autism Advocate is now completely digital!

To start reading, all you need to do is visit www.autism-society.org/autismadvocate and login by clicking at the top of your computer screen. All users have access to a select library of issues that will change periodically.

The Autism Advocate is now easier to read on the go and easier to share with friends, family, colleagues and all other important individuals in your life.

Autism Society members will continue to have the highest level of access to the entire online collection of Autism Advocate issues. Not only that, only members will have access to the newest editions.

Autism Society members: learn more and read your new Fall 2012 issue of the Autism Advocate here!

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