Since its inception, the AsIAm Conference has been a place to highlight and discuss issues that are important to the autistic community in Ireland; from school to the world of work right through to growing up, making friends and sexuality.
The EESC Study Group on Disability Rights is organising a public hearing on "The new MFF and cohesion policy: how to better use EU funds for persons with disabilities in the new financial framework". The aim of the event is to look into the changes for funds available for inclusions of persons with disabilities in the new MFF and cohesion policy.
This conference will present a co-ordinated series of accounts of how the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) is being used and interpreted in domestic courts in a variety of jurisdictions.
The 3rd Annual Cyprus International Conference on Autism Treatment and Research. focuses this year on the theme: "Neurodiversity, Individuality, and Opportunities for Life: 360 Support, Best Practices, and Shared Synergies."
As part of the 50th anniversary celebrations of Autism-Europe's member Scottish Autism, a two day conference which aims to provide a platform for sharing visionary approaches to the development of autism practice will be held in November 2018.
If you are a professional working with people on the autism spectrum, this half-day conference will give you the opportunity to learn more about available training on autism online, independently of your area of knowledge. This event, organised by Autism-Europe, will share the results of the work undertaken by of professionals from Spain, Serbia, Portugal and Belgium …
Le 1er congrès national de l'autisme couvre les domaines "enfants et adolescent-e-s", "adultes" et "famille et entourage", organisé par le membre d'Autisme-Europe Autisme Suisse, aura lieu a Berne.
The number of children and adults being diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders is increasing dramatically throughout the world. There is thus a desperate need for parents, family members, professionals, as well as people with autism, to be empowered with knowledge to optimise outcomes for all individuals with Autism.
