To mark the end of Professor Rogé's academic career, the congress "Autism research news and future perspectives" will take place on September 4th and 5th at the Université Toulouse Jean Jaurès in France.
The Congress will bring together current knowledge and expertise looking at how people with intellectual disabilities, their families and their social and professional networks all have important experience and skills to contribute and share in creating and developing effective, collaborative and co-productive models of service provision.
The Autisme Luxembourg Fundation organises an exhibition of paintings titled 'TableAu’tisme' to support its projects which include, among others, summer camps for children and adolescents.
The Freedom Drive is coming to Brussels for the second time aiming at continuing raising awareness on the need for an accessible Brussels – the European capital; Independent Living exchange for inspiration of ENIL members and developing partnerships to promote Independent Living.
Following the Autistica Programme of Research for Autism and Ageing at Newcastle University, Autistica are hosting a Global Summit to act as a catalyst for further research into autism and ageing.
The National Autistic Society (UK) are asking businesses and shops to organise an Autism Hour and take simple steps for 60 minutes that lead to a more autism-friendly world.
The European Disability Forum (EDF) has collected photos of key moments in its 20 years of existence in a photo exhibition hosted by the European Economic and Social Committee in Brussels.
The Autism Foundation Luxembourg, the APEPA and lecturer Josef Schovanec, Doctor of the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS, 2009), invite you to the event "Autism, Asperger syndrome and related situations seen from within”.