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Stay tuned for details on our 4th annual Huddle Up for Autism, when CAR and the Philadelphia Eagles join together once again to bring families living with autism a day of fun, education, and awareness at Lincoln Financial Field.
Visit CAR's blog, "Driven", for details on last years event.
Gallery
In April 2009 the Center for Autism Research created an Art Gallery to feature works of art by individuals on the autism spectrum. Artists of all ages and styles contributed their work, and over 40 pieces now hang in our Center's hallways that make up the gallery.
CAR is opening a second office in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. Once again, we welcome all individuals on the autism spectrum to submit their works of art to be permanently displayed at CAR. The art can be anything from finger paintings to self-portraits. Let the creative juice flow! For more information on how to submit artwork click here.
Additionally, over 100 pieces collected by CAR are now on permanent display at Lincoln Financial Field, home of the Philadelphia Eagles! A sampling of the artwork appears below.
