Autism NOW Webinar: Girls and Women on the Autism Spectrum
Speakers from the Autism Women’s Network (AWN) will discuss topics pertaining to girls and women with autism.
Autism NOW Webinar: Speaking on a Big Stage: Presenting at a National Conference
This webinar will share ideas on how to help people with disabilities create an atmosphere where the truth comes directly from within.
Autism NOW Webinar: Building Connection, Building Community: An Introduction to Social Media
This webinar will give attendees an introduction to free social media platforms, tips for online performance, and more. Join us to learn more!
Autism NOW Webinar: Autism and the Environment
Listen in as our speaker discusses some of the recent papers and concepts in autism and environment investigations, describes the Safer Chemicals Act and examines public health in general.
Autism NOW Webinar: People Are Talking About “Your” Transition
In this webinar, speakers from Self-Advocates Becoming Empowered (SABE) will present tools and tips on how to support students with autism and other developmental disabilities in taking the lead in planning for after high school.
Autism NOW Webinar: Navigating College: Advice for Autistic Students from Autistic Adults
Leaving high school and going to college is complicated for everyone. But if you’re a student on the autism spectrum who is about to enter higher education for the first time, it might be a little bit more complicated for you.
Autism NOW Webinar: Inclusive Education
Join us for this webinar, in which our speaker will provide an overview of inclusive education, as well as discussions about IDEA.
Autism NOW Webinar: Effective Job Development Strategies for Individuals with ASD
This webinar focuses on the different job development techniques that are likely to be more productive and efficient in facilitating successful employment outcomes for job seekers with more significant disabilities, including those with ASD.
Autism NOW Webinar: Employment for People with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) Part II
Part II, a continuation of last week’s webinar, will focus on behavior. “What we got here is a failure to communicate” is a famous line said by Paul Newman in his 1967 movie “Cool Hand Luke.”
Autism NOW Webinar: Employment for People with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and More Significant Support Needs: Part I
A Presentation focusing on supporting communication in regards to employment, provided by Alan Kurtz and Janine Collins from the Center for Community Inclusion & Disability Studies at the University of Maine.
