Autism Blogs: The Autism Hub - The Very Best In Autism Blogging

The Autism Hub is a central point for blogs about autism from autistic people, family members, and students/professionals.

Blog Key

• Autistic Blogger
• Family Member
• Student/Professional
• Secondary Blog

The Autism Hub promotes diversity and human rights, with ethics and reality as the core guiding principles; aspects include: empowerment/advocacy, acceptance, and a positive outlook.

If you would like to join the Hub, please email us at admin@autism-hub.co.uk. Tell us about your blog and please include a link. We will get back to you as soon as we can.

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Autism Hub Friends

• Autism Watch
• The Autism Acceptance Project
• Autistic Self Advocacy Network
• Autistics.org
• LeftBrain/RightBrain
• Morton Gernsbacher's Lab
• Neurodiversity.com
• Posautive.org
• Science Blogs
• USD Autism Institute
• WrongPlanet.net

Autism Hub Button Graphics

• Buttons To Link To Autism Hub

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  Hub Reader
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  Hub Member
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  Hub Reader
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  Hub Member
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Do you want to link to The Autism Hub?

The Autism Hub provides these images so that member bloggers and readers can link back to The Autism Hub with a graphical icon.

There are four distinct buttons: two for member bloggers (one for white backgrounds and one for black backgrounds), as well as two for anyone wishing to link to The Autism Hub (again, one for white backgrounds and one for black backgrounds). If the background of your blog or website is a color other than black or white, you can use a graphics editor to change the corner colors (which provide a rounded corner appearance), in order to best match the background of the website where it will be placed.

Please download the appropriate button image and host it yourself, or host it at one of many free image hosting services available on the web. To download, right click on the button and choose "Save Image As" (Firefox) or "Save Picture As" (Internet Explorer). Name the file, and upload it to your host.

In general, to create a link, inserting something similar to the code shown below where you would like the image to appear is sufficient.

<a href="http://www.autism-hub.co.uk"><img src="http://yourhost.com/filename.jpg" alt="Visit The Autism Hub" /></a>

Please note that these images are provided "as is" and by downloading, you acknowledge that you are solely responsible for their technical implementation and use.