Latest Past Events

Research and Policies on Urban Planning for Autistic-Friendly Cities

This webinar examines how research can guide policies to create inclusive urban environments for autistic people. Experts in urban design, public policy, and neurodiversity advocacy will highlight current challenges and present innovative solutions for the future of city planning. What attendees will learn: Design Approaches: Strategies for creating sensory-friendly public spaces. Infrastructure: Developing accessible and […]

Understanding the news: What disability advocates should know about the potential impacts of health and education policy changes to the federal government

Recent executive orders have led to suggested and enacted cuts to federal funding for departments, agencies, grants, and programs. Many of these actions may have direct or indirect effects on people with neurodevelopmental disabilities including autism. Our panelists will discuss their perspectives on potential changes to health and education policy in this nation. The goal […]

Policy Power Lunch, Rethinking Research: Autism in Indigenous Communities: Generating Community-Engaged Research and Policy

Join the policy Impact Project for our Policy Power Lunch Series Rethinking Research: Autism in Indigenous Communities– Bridging Gaps in Autism Research and Policy. We aim to spotlight unique issues affecting autistic people from Indigenous communities in the United States. We hope to empower researchers, stakeholders, policy experts, and advocates who actively engage with Indigenous […]