In 2007, the United Nations declares that every April 2 will mark World Autism Awareness Day (WAAD). Each year, Autism-Europe works together with its member organisations to conduct campaigns that raise awareness of autism and the rights of people with autism across Europe.
The 2018 World Autism Awareness Day observance at United Nations Headquarters New York will focus on the importance of empowering women and girls with autism and involving them and their representative organizations in policy and decision making to address these challenges.
From April 9-11 2018, Autism-Europe organises a photography exhibition hosted by Member of the European Parliament, Rosa Estaràs Ferragut.
The President of European Parliament Antonio Tajani and other EU policy makers will attend and give political momentum to this second phase of the campaign.
Papers and workshops are invited from any discipline or perspective relevant to the management or care of learning disabled offenders or those requiring similar services. Proposals by practitioners, service users, decision- and policy-makers, as well as by academics, students, researchers and advocates are welcomed.
The UN and UEFA have joined forces to organise a charity football match in the name of peace, human rights and well-being, with all proceeds going to humanitarian projects through the UEFA Foundation for Children.
Now in its third edition, the Annual Convention for Inclusive Growth (ACIG) is an action-oriented platform bringing together civil society organisations and policymakers to discuss how to achieve truly inclusive growth.
With input from Steve Eidelman from the USA and Jamie Bolling, ENIL and Sweden: talking about supporting the next generation of leaders and how co-operating across borders is really important. …
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Ce congrès est organisé par l' Association internationale de Pédiatrie Sociale (ASSIPS) en partenariat avec l' Association Internationale de Recherche scientifique en faveur des Personnes Handicapées Mentales (AIRHM), Autisme-Europe, l' Association de Parents pour l'Epanouissement des Personnes avec Autisme(APEPA), la Fondation Autisme Luxembourg (FAL). Les deux journées de congrès s’adressent aussi bien aux professionnels de l’enfance, qu’aux parents d’enfants autistes.