“It’s okay to be a little weird, to feel a little different? I have two little brothers, one of whom is autistic. There’s no one way to look at things.”. These words are those of Paul Mirabel during his appearance on Léna Situations’ podcast when he talked about his brother’s autism. A disability that he also talks about in his show Zebra in order to raise awareness, through humor, about this disorder.
But the comedian once again had the opportunity to raise awareness about autism on the occasion of world disability awareness day. Indeed, he appeared in an advertising spot broadcast by the government this Tuesday, April 2, 2024 as part of the operation “All in blue”.
He does not know how to interpret emotions or pictorial expressions, yet Paul El Kharrat is one of the best in general knowledge. The manifestations of autism vary from one person to another. Knowing more about autism means living better together, so let’s talk about it!… pic.twitter.com/eKgjgtFTDK
— Emmanuel Macron (@EmmanuelMacron) April 2, 2024
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World Autism Awareness Day
In the company of Paul El Kharratone of the greatest champions of the game of Jean-Luc Reichmann, the 12 strokes of noon, himself diagnosed with Asperger’s Autism at the age of 15. In this video, Internet users can discover what the person who now works for Laurent Ruquier may be faced with in The Big Heads.
And these everyday problems for the majority of autistic people,
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formerly Twitter. “He does not know how to interpret emotions or pictorial expressions, yet Paul El Kharrat is one of the best in general knowledge”he first recalled in the caption of his publication in which the advertising spot appears.
Subsequently, Brigitte Macron’s companion recalls that the manifestations of autism vary from one person to another. “Better knowing about autism means better living together, so let’s talk about it!”, he asks. Aware that “The State” has its part in the role to play in the “live together”the President of the Republic welcomed the success of The Autism House which opened its doors last year to better welcome families, and know “better guidance and training”.
Emmanuel Macron, proud of France’s progress in this area
According to Emmanuel Macronthe state has improved its early detection system. “Since the first national strategy in 2018, more than 70,000 children have been identified by the coordination and orientation platforms”he congratulates himself.
If many efforts and results are to be noted, the Head of State assures that there is still much to do. “But so that each autistic person can access education, work, housing, things have progressed: 45,000 students go to the École de la République; 27 universities have been supported in setting up a adapted program; more than 400 inclusive habitats have been created”he also proudly announced.
Faced with these positive results, he promised to continue this strategy for 2023-2027 by allocating 680 million euros in resources.