Don't just wear a ribbon, be an advocate! The non-profit Autism Research Institute has extensive resources for anyone seeking to take a proactive role in treatment, management and advocacy.

Want to meet with others who proudly wear the autism ribbon? This forum has over 1,000 registered members that discuss everything from raising autistic children to the latest news.

Looking to buy autism ribbons or other awareness items in bulk for a fund-raising event? This one-stop ribbon shop is the site for you.

Friends and family members of autistic individuals: Find an advocacy group near you with this state-by-state list of organizations.

The Autism Society of America seeks to improve the lives of all affected by autism. Their store sells autism ribbons, pins, key rings and more.

A substantial amount of profits from this Pennsylvania-based store selling autism ribbons and other products goes directly back to supporting families with autistic children.

Why is the autism ribbon made up of puzzle pieces? This site explains.

Looking to volunteer in an autism awareness or advocacy group? Find an organization in your area through the Network for Good.

The Autistic Self-Advocacy Network is dedicated to improving the representation of the autistic community in policy and education. Check out out their page for extensive resources.