New dates for meetings in Birmingham

Events

Tues 17th Oct 5-8pm, at BCU, Creating a more autism friendly H.E. environment, Seacole Room 302, City South Campus.

Rooms and themes for further meetings in the New Year to be confirmed.

Tues 23rd Jan 5-8pm at BCU Seacole, City South Campus

Tues 20th March 5-8pm at BCU Seacole, City South Campus

Tues 22nd May 5-8pm at BCU Seacole, City South Campus

Tues 18th Sept 5-8pm at BCU Seacole, City South Campus

Anyone wishing to attend, please email damianmilton.sociology@yahoo.com to reserve a place.

All participants who wish to arrange a parking space, please let us know asap.

 

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PARC autumn meetings

Events

On the 12^th September and 17^th October at Birmingham City University (South Campus) we are hoping to hold meetings which will likely be on the theme of wellbeing. Details to be confirmed.

19^th September at London South Bank University – ‘Building research networks’, 4.30-7pm, K2 building, Keyworth Street, Room V211.

3^rd October at London South Bank University – ‘Autism and suicidality’, 4.30-7pm, K2 building, Keyworth Street, Room V211.

Email damianmilton.sociology@yahoo.com to reserve a place at either of the London events. Talks will include time for questions and discussion. Reports from these meetings will be posted on the website.

Learning Disability Today Conference

Event

22nd November, ILEC Conference Centre, London

PARC group members will be chairing the learning disability and autism stream again at this year’s Learning Disability Today conference.

Click here to book tickets: https://www.learningdisabilitytoday.co.uk/ldt-london-2017/

Autscape

Event

8^th-11^th August, Northampton

Autscape is a conference with a difference. Rather than talking to a primarily non-autistic audience about autism, this conference is specifically by and for autistic people. Some of it isn’t even about autism at all! Non-autistic people are also welcome, but the environment and content of the event are centred around autistic people’s needs, interests and sensitivities.

For more information about the Autscape Conference you can visit the website: http://www.autscape.org/

Inclusive curriculum approaches for autistic students: lessons from participatory projects

Event

10:20-13:00, 27^th June, University of Birmingham

This seminar will present a number of Inclusive Curriculum projects which focus on supporting autistic students, and which have been developed with the active participation of autistic students as Project Leaders and/or Assistants. Examples of good practice from a number of UK universities will be shared, with our reflections on the lessons learnt.

Click here to visit the Birmingham website for a full programme and to book your place