Autism Acceptance Month has arrived, and with it, many sensory inclusive events and shopping hours.
Many of those efforts fade by the end of the month, unfortunately. But LEGO, the world’s most successful toy company, has announced a long-term commitment “aimed at embracing neurodiversity and fostering inclusive experiences for all fans, especially children,” the company said in a news release on Tuesday, which is World Autism Day.
The Danish toy brand has partnered with KultureCity, a nonprofit that works to make venues more inclusive, to have all its stores in the U.S. and Canada “sensory certified” by the end of April, with plans to expand into more countries later in the year.
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