The Autism NOW Center hosts quarterly webinars, presented by experts in the disabilities field, on various topics across the lifespan! These webinars are freely accessible to the public; however, registration is required and space is limited. View the schedule for upcoming webinars and register today!
Did you know that all of our past webinars are archived on our website? Access the webinar archive to view over 100 webinars!
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As an organization or individual supporting people with autism and other developmental disabilities, you are in the perfect position to help spread the word about new resources available through the Autism NOW National Resource and Information Center. Find out how you can help.
The Autism NOW Center staff maintains social media profiles in several places. Find out how we use social media.
In 2011, the Autism NOW Center held five regional summits across the country. These two-day events created opportunities for networking and relationship-building between people who identify as having an autism spectrum disorder or intellectual and developmental disability, families, and professionals; for sharing information and resources related to the area of autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities; and for celebrating the local and regional autism and intellectual and developmental disability community. Read more about these summits and key issues that attendees discussed.
Prism is the Autism NOW Center’s monthly e-newsletter. Read through previous editions and sign up to receive the newsletter here.
Autism NOW Center’s fact sheets on topics of importance to people with autism spectrum disorders and other developmental disabilities are a resource you and your family members can use to get information in an easy-to-read and understand format.
The Autism NOW Center and its collaborative partners created the center to be a dynamic and interactive, highly visible and effective central point of quality resources and information. Part of that means capturing the stories and experiences of people living with autism and other developmental disabilities every day – in their voice.
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