The best time to start building empathy and understanding for others is in the younger years. More exposure to differences in people allows children to learn to be more accepting and open minded. This kind of early childhood exposure can allow for more inclusive learning environments. This also makes it easier for all children to build social skills. By creating a fun and engaging environment for kids to play and learn Recognize aims to really change the world of childhood autism. 

There can be a lot of harmful misinformation about autism. There are also a lot of organizations that claim to help and advocate for autism but then only provide a negative influence. It can be easy for parents to come across these resources and end up going down a really harmful path not only for their children but for themselves. Recognize aims to ensure that parents have easy access to good sources. It also acts as a good place to start researching.