Funding Support
The Organization for Autism Research would like to thank the Lankler Family Foundation for their generous gift in support of Hire Autism. OAR is honored to have Sandy Lankler and the Lankler family name associated with this project.
Hire Autism
Hire Autism has resources for job seekers, employers, and those who might be supporting a friend, student, or loved one with their job search. So whether you’re looking for information on how to write a stellar resume or ideas on how to become a more autism-friendly employer, there is something for you!
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