Autism New Jersey 2026 Impact Report

Communications This year, we launched a brand new logo and website and developed a new agency brochure, significant milestones for the agency. These efforts were an important part of Autism New Jersey’s commitment to make our vast resources easier to access and our message of advocacy and acceptance even stronger. With this rebranding, there was an increased focus on telling impactful stories, both about the autism community and Autism New Jersey itself. To highlight both the challenges and inspiring successes of the New Jersey autism community, we began a “9 New Jerseyans” feature series. Additionally, for our 60th anniversary we produced a series of six articles that highlighted important historical and organizational contexts and emphasized our commitment to the autism community – past, present, and future. Just as importantly, our communications efforts helped keep the autism community informed about the issues, developments and resources that matter to them, ensuring families, professionals, and other stakeholders have access to timely, relevant information about the evolving autism landscape in New Jersey. The communications team also continues to support the organization’s various departments with their branding and clinical needs, while maintaining Autism New Jersey’s monthly e-newsletter, ever-growing online library of articles, and robust social media presence.

828,000 REACHED THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA 10% GROWTH IN OUR SOCIAL MEDIA COMMUNITY 450 ATTENDEES PARTICIPATED IN OUR Q&A WEBINAR ON THE COMPLEX CAUSES OF AUTISM 26 INTERVIEWS, QUOTES OR MENTIONS IN MEDIA ARTICLES, RANGING FROM STATE PUBLICATIONS TO HYPERLOCAL OUTLETS

With expertise in storytelling and graphic design, respectively, Stacie and Jessica led Autism New Jersey’s marketing and communications efforts in FY26, while Delmy helped coordinate projects, scheduling, and digital content to keep the work moving forward. They ensured every publication and communication was understandable, timely, and helpful to the autism community.

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