Kosova's Museum illuminated in blue, appeals for support to autistic children and their integration into our society

On the eve of April 2, the Kosovo Museum was illuminated in the blue, becoming the world's campaign “autismspeaks”. The World Autism Day, April 2, has been designated by the United Nations with Resolution 62/139 of the United Nations General Assembly, to raise public awareness of this human fate. "I have my world, it is open to you", was today's message in Prishtina.

Promoting the care of children with autism, the Kosovo Museum, in cooperation with the Foundation "Ibrahim Kodra" and on the initiative of the artistic director Mrs. Maria Pacolli, during April, will run a creative workshop with the aim of empowering these children and raising awareness of the public. For the community, the way of organization, the way of contribution and the necessary instructions, the citizen of Kosovo can be informed, more at http://www.autizmi-ks.net

Over 16,000 buildings around the world will be illuminated in blue light by highlighting their support for the autism community.

Some of the buildings illuminated in blue are:
Kosovo Museum - Prishtina, Kosovo
Empire State Building - New York
Niagara Falls - Canada
Christ Redentor - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Crystal hall - Baku, Azerbaijan
The Fort of Osaka - Japan
Nelson Mandela Bridge - South Africa
Princes Palace - Monaco
Taipei 101 Tower - Taipei City, Taiwan
Great Pyramids - Egypt
Old Parliament Building - Australia
The Basilica de Sagrada Familia - Barcelona, Spain