After 50 years of national conferences throughout the United States, the Autism Society is returning to the Washington, D.C. area for our 50th annual conference. This conference will focus on how the Autism Society’s Quality of Life goals can help shape the future of autism.
The event will examine how European Union (EU) funding can continue to support the inclusion of people with mental health problems through community-based services.
The mission of the 23rd World Congress of the International Association for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Allied Professions (IACAPAP 2018) is to bring together Professionals involved in research and care on child and adolescent mental health across all disciplines from around the world. Guided by the theme “Understanding Diversity and Uniqueness” the scientific program will …
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A webinar sharing practice in planning and support for people with very complicated support needs and lives to move out of institutions and live independently in the community. We will hear from Ralph Broad about Local Area Co-ordination and connecting people into their local communities and from a team in England supporting people to move …
The UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities opens its 20thsession on August 27 during which it will review Algeria, Bulgaria, Malta, Philippines, Poland, South Africa and the FYR of Macedonia. It will also initiate the second cycle of review under the simplified reporting procedure by adopting list of issues prior to reporting on Austria, Azerbaijan, Germany, Mongolia and Sweden.
Several European Parliament Intergroups (LGBT, Youth, Children Rights and ARDI) will hold an open mic session about the Equal Treatment Directive. It will take place on the Esplanade Solidarnosc (the terrace that connects Place du Luxembourg to the entrance of the European Parliament).
Autistica announces its first annual autism research conference on 6 September 2018 at City, University of London.
Julie DACHEZ et Liliya RESHETNYAK se réunisent pour une conférence exceptionnelle sur l'Autisme : changer le regard.
Le syndrome d'Asperger abordé par deux femmes engagées.
