This bi-annual meeting was an opportunity for MCHB-funded Autism CARES legislation grant recipients representing research, training, and state systems change stakeholders to share information about activities within their respective networks, discuss emerging trends, and facilitate meaningful collaboration.

The 2016 Autism CARES Virtual Meeting was held virtually (i.e. through an online portal) on Thursday, July 21 as a half-day event exploring the topic of transition. During the meeting, MCHB-funded CARES legislation grantees (representing research, training, and state implementation stakeholders) shared information about activities within their respective networks, discussed emerging trends, and engaged in meaningful collaboration around transition research, policy and services.

"Going to Scale: Making What Works Accessible to All"

There are few greater efficiencies in our field than building on the ideas of others, learning what to do and what not to do in developing programs, and gaining invaluable insights into what works and why. Attend the 2010 AUCD Annual Meeting and Conference and share in making what works accessible to all.

 

This Act Early Regional Summit consisted of key state leaders from New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.

This Act Early Regional Summit brought together key state leaders from Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming.

This Act Early Regional Summit brought together key state leaders from Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.

This Act Early Regional Summit brought together key state leaders from New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, and Louisiana.

AUCD, The Arc of the United States, United Cerebral Palsy, AAIDD, and the National Association of Councils on Developmental Disabilities are joining together again to host the 2008 Disability Policy Seminar: Advancing Disability Policy in an Election Year.

This Act Early Region VII Summit brought together key stakeholders in the area of autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and related developmental disabilities from Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa for a one and a half day conference. Attendance at this meeting was by invitation only.