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SUMMARY:Enhancing student experience: innovative support tools for students with disabilities.- Brussels\, Belgium
DESCRIPTION:At this year’s conference\, together with international organisations\, SIHO will be showcasing innovative tools that assist students with disabilities to feel connected\, resourceful and competent to participate in higher education and international mobility programmes.  \nStudents with disabilities have different needs\, requiring a tailor-made and flexible approach. SIHO\, the Support Centre for Inclusive Higher Education\, responds to student needs by developing support tools that enhance student experience in an accessible way.  \n\n\nRegistration form \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nConference programme\n9:00     Registration and coffee \n9:30     Welcome and introduction\nValérie Van Hees | Coordinator | SIHO \n9:40    Qualitative support for students with autism spectrum disorder \nProf. dr. Herbert Roeyers | Ghent University – Academic Collaborative Centre for Autism  \n10:10    Roadmap: a support tool for students with autism spectrum disorder \nLisa Herman – Valérie Van Hees | SIHO in cooperation with Student Counselling Office Ghent University -Academic Collaborative Centre for Autism  \n11:10    Coffee Break \n11:30    Book-a-Book: facilitating access to learning materials for students with disabilities\nRoel Vuegen – Bart Peeters | SIHO – KU Leuven Bibliotheekdiensten – LIBIS  \n12:10    Lunch – networking \n13:10    Inclusive Mobility: enhancing qualitative international mobility experiences for students with disabilities  \nDominique Montagnese | SIHO – Confia International \nErasmus Student Network | ESN International \n14:00   Strategies towards equity\, diversity and inclusion at higher education institutions in Europe: INVITED project survey outcomes \nAnna-Lena Claeys-Kulik | European University Association \n14:30   Coffee Break \n14:50  Panel qualitative support for students with disabilities in the various countries: on the way to inclusive education\nA panel of international experts will inspire participants with strategies\, policies and case studies that improve inclusion and the student experience of students with disabilities in higher education and international mobility programmes. \nPanelists \n\nDr. Marijke De Pauw | Interfederal Centre for Equal Opportunities Unia\nErasmus Student Network | ESN International\nAnna-Lena Claeys-Kulik | European University Association \nAnke Schoonhoven | SIHO\n\nModerator Dominique Montagnese  | SIHO – Confia International \n16:10    Closing speeches \nRepresent Cabinet Flemish Minister of Education  \nDr. Imran Uddin | president SIHO \n16:30    Reception \nTarget audience\nThis conference will bring together policy advisers\, coordinators\, disability practitioners\, international officers\, teaching staff\, student services staff\, students\, national agencies\, politicians\, board members and all others interested in supporting students with disabilities in a qualitative manner.  \nInformation support tools\nLearn more about Roadmap\, Book-a-Book and Inclusivemobility.eu
URL:https://www.autismeurope.org/fr/event/enhancing-student-experience-innovative-support-tools-for-students-with-disabilities-brussels-belgium/
LOCATION:Odisee Campus Brussels\, Stormstraat 2\, Brussels\, 1000
ORGANIZER;CN="Steunpunt Inclusief Hoger Onderwwijs SIHO":MAILTO:info@siho.be
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SUMMARY:Autism-Europe's 12th International Congress.- Nice\, France
DESCRIPTION:Autism-Europe’s 12th International Congress will take place in Nice\, France\, between the 13 and 15 September 2019.  \nThe Congress\, organised this year in Nice by Autisme France in partnership with Autism-Europe\, will bring together more than 2\,000 people on the autism spectrum\, parents\, professionals\, carers and other interested parties from 80 different countries from all over the world to sharing advances in practical and scientific knowledge about autism to as wide an audience as possible. \nOur international congresses take place every three years and have become one of the cornerstones of the work we do to bring together autistic people\, families\, researchers and professionals from across Europe and beyond\, so as to exchange state of the art knowledge and experiences. Where our congresses really shine out in comparison to others on the subject of autism\, is that they focus particularly on social questions around autism\, and practical ways in which we can structure our societies to ensure that nobody is left behind. \nThe representatives of the media interested in being accredited to cover the Congress should register in the website of the Congress. \nUseful links\nVisit the official website of the Congress (available in English and French)
URL:https://www.autismeurope.org/fr/event/autism-europes-12th-international-congress-nice-france/
LOCATION:Palace of Congresses and Exhibitions Nice Acropolis\, 1 Esplanade John Fitzgerald Kennedy\, Nice\, 06000\, France
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ORGANIZER;CN="Autism-Europe":MAILTO:secretariat@autismeurope.org
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SUMMARY:Building Social Europe: Flagship Conference.- Helsinki\, Finland
DESCRIPTION:The Social Platform\, of which Autism Europe is a member\, organises the second Flagship Conference\, that take place during a very crucial time: European leaders will be preparing the next EU legislature following the European elections results\, negotiating\, nominating and electing the future European Commission and filling in EU top jobs.  \nAll this will be taking place against the backdrop of growing popular mobilisation for greater social justice and democracy\, stopping and reversing an environmental crisis and securing the future for the next generations.  \nAs civil society organisations active in the social sector\, we will take a leading role in that debate and we will take our responsibility to make sure that the common good prevails over the interest of a few. \nOur Flagship Conference will be an opportunity for our members and actors from a wider European social movement to debate with national and EU level decision-makers on how the European Union can prevent further decay in social justice\, democracy and trust in the EU. \nIn particular we will look at: \n1. Participatory democracy: How can civil society become the missing link between people and decision-makers?\n2. Social justice: How to make the economy work for people? \nThis Flagship Conference 2019 is listed as an official side event of Finland’s Presidency of the Council of the Europe Union 2019. \nMore information and programme \nMore about workshops and study visits \nMore information about the Flagship Conference 2018
URL:https://www.autismeurope.org/fr/event/building-social-europe-flagship-conference-helsinki-finland/
LOCATION:Folkhälsans Huvudbyggnad\, Topeliuksenkatu 20\, Helsinki\, 00250\, Finland
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ORGANIZER;CN="Social Platform":MAILTO:helen.joseph@socialplatform.org
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SUMMARY:National Autism Conference AsIAm.- Dublin\, Ireland
DESCRIPTION:Autism-Europe’s member AsIAm annual National Autism Conference will take lace in The Grand Hotel\, Malahide\, Co. Dublin on Friday 20th September and Saturday 21st September 2019.  \nThis year\, the theme  will be « Building Partnerships » – exploring the need for close collaboration between professionals supporting autistic people\, the autism community\, and the wider society. Every session will be co-presented by members of the autism community and relevant professionals\, many of whom themselves are autistic. \nAsIAm will post about this year’s Conference across all of our platforms using the hashtag #AsIAmConf19\, and encourage you to do the same! \nFriday 20th September is a professional development seminar targeting healthcare\, education and social care in particular as well as policy. Saturday 21st September is our Autism Community Conference. \nPlease note that this agenda below is provisional and subject to change\, and that keynote and workshop speakers will be confirmed in the time leading up to the conference. \n\nFriday 20th September – Professional Development Seminar\nFirst Keynote – Professionals as Respectful Facilitators – Professor Andy McDonnell and Joan McDonald \nMorning Workshops –  \n1. “What I Wish My Teacher Knew”\n2. Accessible Healthcare Services\n3. Creating Supportive Environments\n4. Effective Communication For All \nSecond Keynote – Building the Bridge into the World of Employment \nAfternoon Workshops – \n1. Autism-Friendly Toolkit for Schools\n2. Supporting Positive Mental Health Throughout the Life Cycle\n3. Fostering Independence and Self-Esteem in Adult Life\n4. Autism-Friendly Hospital Experiences \nThird Keynote – The Importance of “Autism-Proofing” Your Service – Sarah Hendrickx \nVoices of Our Community – Adopting a Strengths-Based Approach \n\nSaturday 21st September – Community Conference\nFirst Keynote – Partnership Through Respect – Professor Andy McDonnell and Joan McDonald \nMorning Workshops – \n1. Schools as Supportive Partners for Learning\n2. Inclusive Employment Partnerships\n3. Working Together to Promote Independence\n4. Managing Stress and Anxiety in Everyday Life \nSecond Keynote – The Environment as a Partner – Dr. Magda Mostafa \nAfternoon Workshops – \n1. Supportive Workplace Environments\n2. Autism-Friendly School Experiences\n3. The Journey to Building Self-Esteem and Confidence\n4. Well-Being and Self-Care Survival Guide \nThird Keynote – Georgia Harper and Sam Ahern – As seen on Channel 4’s ‘Are You Autistic?’ \nVoices of Our Community – Reaching Me Through My Interests
URL:https://www.autismeurope.org/fr/event/national-autism-conference-asiam-dublin-ireland/
LOCATION:The Grand Hotel Malahide\, Grove Road\, Malahide\, K36 XT65\, Ireland
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ORGANIZER;CN="AsIAM":MAILTO:ticketing@asiam.ie
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SUMMARY:2019 Cork Autism Conference - Autism: No Limits\, Just Possibilities.- Cork\, Ireland
DESCRIPTION:Are you a parent\, family member or professional caring or supporting autistic children or adults? At the 2019 Cork Autism Conference you will learn tools\, strategies and insights which will help you to best support and empower the lives of autistic people. \nThis conference will address approaches to issues from first diagnosis\, early intervention to adulthood. The event provides a unique forum for parents\, families\, caregivers\, autistic adults\, employers\, educators\, professionals\, agencies\, advocates and anyone with an interest in autism. \nThis year’s conference provides a unique forum for parents\, families\, caregivers\, autistic adults\, employers\, educators\, professionals\, agencies\, advocates and anyone with an interest in autism. \nFeatured speakers\n\nDr. Peter Vermeulen\nConnor Ward\nAnna Kennedy OBE\nGeoff Evans\nJessie Hewitson\nThe Cork Autism Conference 2019 has been independently recognised by the CPD Standards Office. This is the gold standard of CPD accreditation and means attending the Cork Autism Conference will be able to offer even more benefits to delegates and organisations across all professions and sectors when it comes to their professional development.\n\nClick here to register
URL:https://www.autismeurope.org/fr/event/2019-cork-autism-conference-autism-no-limits-just-possibilities-cork-ireland/
LOCATION:Clayton Hotel Silversprings\, WH3G+PJ\, Cork\, Ireland
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ORGANIZER;CN="Cork Autism Conference":MAILTO:autismcork@gmail.com
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