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Autism Europe's 14th International Congress in Dublin with Aurélie Baranger · Metautism #19
15.08.2025
19:34
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Opis epizode
In this episode, Aurélie Baranger, Director at Autism-Europe, gives us an exclusive preview of the upcoming 14th International Autism-Europe Congress, taking place in Dublin this September under the theme “Quality of Life – Research, Policy, and Practice.”
Aurélie shares insights into the organisation process, what attendees can expect, and how any team can make their event more accessible and inclusive for neurodivergent participant.
With almost two decades of experience leading Autism-Europe, Aurélie has been at the forefront of advocacy, policy influence, and coordinating diverse projects for autistic people, families, researchers, and policymakers across Europe.
Whether you plan to attend in person or simply want to understand the current dialogue on autism research and inclusion, this conversation offers a first look at one of the most important autism events of the year.
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