A 60-metre sensory board that tells the story of autism — and set a Guinness record
On May 16, 2026, Merak 2026 — a coalition of artists, schools, universities and community groups led by The Tree House International — completed a 60-metre sensory board telling the story of autism through touch. Each segment carries tactile elements from recycled ocean plastic to everyday zips, sequins and fidgets, earning a Guinness World Record for the world's longest sensory board.
The upbeat factorYou don't need to see autism to feel what it means.