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ASPIKA and the We Are ASPIKA Foundation unite with the Kanyeyachukwu Autism Society under one belief —
The ASPIKA Alliance and the We Are ASPIKA Foundation come together with the Kanyeyachukwu Autism Society (KAS) to amplify one shared vision — a world where inclusion, creativity, and empowerment know no boundaries.
This alliance was born from a deep belief that every individual deserves to be seen, heard, and celebrated for who they are.
Together, we merge ASPIKA’s global advocacy and storytelling power with KAS’s creative and community-driven impact — using art as a universal language to build understanding, connection, and hope.
Rooted in Inclusion, driven by Empowerment, inspired by Creativity, guided by Compassion, and strengthened by Excellence, we stand united to create lasting change for the autism community and beyond.
This is more than a partnership — it’s a movement.
Together, we are building a world where every person can thrive, belong, and shine.
The ASPIKA Alliance and the Kanyeyachukwu Autism Society (KAS) unite to champion inclusion, creativity, and empowerment for the global autism community. Together, we amplify voices that deserve to be heard and celebrate the unique brilliance of neurodistinct individuals through art, advocacy, and education. Guided by compassion and driven by purpose, this alliance transforms awareness into action — building pathways where every child can grow, learn, and thrive without barriers.
Through this partnership, the We Are ASPIKA Foundation and KAS are shaping a future where no child is left behind. By combining ASPIKA’s innovative programs with KAS’s creative empowerment initiatives, we use art as a universal language to inspire understanding, independence, and hope. This is our shared commitment: to create a world where every person is seen, valued, and given the opportunity to shine.
 
															 
															 
															 
															 
															 
															 
															 
															 
															No Child Left Behind: A Global Movement of Inclusion and Empowerment
The Kanyeyachukwu Autism Society (KAS) has evolved into a powerful global movement through its unstoppable campaign, “No Child Left Behind.” This initiative transcends borders, providing vital resources, inclusion, and empowerment for individuals on the autism spectrum. Through the transformative power of art-based initiatives, KAS bridges communities and cultures, using creativity as a universal language to foster understanding, acceptance, and opportunity. What began as a mission of awareness has become a worldwide movement of advocacy—one that continues to inspire, connect, and change lives across continents.
A milestone in KAS’s advocacy journey is the global success of the “Impossibility is a Myth” campaign — led by young artist Kanyeyachukwu Tagbo-Okeke.
In April 2025, Kanyeyachukwu set the Guinness World Record for the Largest Art Canvas by an Individual, with a painting that became both a visual masterpiece and a rallying symbol for autism inclusion.
KAS played a central role in conceptualizing and executing the project — from artistic direction to media engagement — ensuring that the event served as a statement of hope and capability for neurodiverse individuals worldwide.
The project’s success attracted national recognition, including commendation from the President and First Lady of Minister of Women Affairs, and support from private sector partners such as MTN, GTB, INDOMIE, the Chagoury Group etc… 






The Kanyeyachukwu Autism Society (KAS) is a Nigerian-based nonprofit organization committed to autism awareness, inclusion, and empowerment. Founded by Dr. Silvia Tagbo-Okeke and Mr. Tagbo Okeke in honour of their son, Kanyeyachukwu Tagbo-Okeke — a world record-holding autistic artist — KAS serves as a platform for advocacy, education, and creative engagement for individuals living with autism and other neurodevelopmental conditions.
At its core, KAS promotes the belief that autism is not a disability but a different ability, and that every child deserves the opportunity to learn, express, and thrive without stigma or limitation.
Founding Vision
The Kanyeyachukwu Autism Society was established out of a deeply personal journey. When Kanyeyachukwu was diagnosed with autism at an early age, his parents recognized both the challenges and the extraordinary creative potential within him. As he began to express himself through painting, his artwork became a medium of communication and self-discovery — a testament to what can be achieved when difference is embraced rather than suppressed.
Inspired by this transformation, the Tagbo-Okeke family founded KAS to amplify that message nationally and globally: that with understanding, inclusion, and support, children on the autism spectrum can achieve remarkable things
Mission and Objectives
KAS is dedicated to creating an inclusive society that recognizes and nurtures the potential of every neurodiverse child. Its mission rests on three core pillars:
