Webinar Library

AUCD Webinar Library

Webinars are a great way to gain information. They offer timely information from experts and have the flexibility of being viewed at your convenience without the expense of travel. AUCD's new Webinar Library puts all AUCD-hosted webinars at your fingertips – when you want them. In this library you'll find only webinars which have been hosted by AUCD, and a convenient search function makes it easy to find the specific webinar(s) of interest.

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Most Recent Webinars

	June 21, 2022 AIR-P Presents: Autism in Girls and Women Details Summary: In this webinar, Dr. Christine Wu Nordahl will provided an overview of current research focused on understanding autism in girls and women. Topics included biological and clinical theories about: -the difference in the sex ratio of autism -current insights into neurobiological sex differences in autism -unique challenges faced by autistic girls and women View event page
	June 6, 2022 Inclusive Public Health Communication Workshop Series: Content Development for Social Media Details Summary: Content Development for Social Media will help participants plan messaging campaigns for social media to promote & disseminate public health communications during and post-COVID-19. Content will focus specifically on reaching neurodivergent populations and those with multiple intersectional marginalized identities. Download: Presentation Slides (29,327KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (64KB) [download] View event page
	May 31, 2022 Admin Essentials: Moving Offices Details Summary: This installment of the Admin Essentials Series will focus on how to move offices. The conversation will cover how to evaluate your UCEDD's space needs and the logistics to make the move. The discussion will touch on considerations that are both big and small, expected and unexpected. Bring your questions about and experiences with moving, thinking about physical space moving forward, or any other related topics. Download: Presentation Transcript (77KB) [download] View event page

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AIR-P Presents: Autism in Girls and Women Details Summary: In this webinar, Dr. Christine Wu Nordahl will provided an overview of current research focused on understanding autism in girls and women. Topics included biological and clinical theories about: -the difference in the sex ratio of autism -current insights into neurobiological sex differences in autism -unique challenges faced by autistic girls and women View event page	June 21, 2022
Inclusive Public Health Communication Workshop Series: Content Development for Social Media Details Summary: Content Development for Social Media will help participants plan messaging campaigns for social media to promote & disseminate public health communications during and post-COVID-19. Content will focus specifically on reaching neurodivergent populations and those with multiple intersectional marginalized identities. Download: Presentation Slides (29,327KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (64KB) [download] View event page	June 6, 2022
Admin Essentials: Moving Offices Details Summary: This installment of the Admin Essentials Series will focus on how to move offices. The conversation will cover how to evaluate your UCEDD's space needs and the logistics to make the move. The discussion will touch on considerations that are both big and small, expected and unexpected. Bring your questions about and experiences with moving, thinking about physical space moving forward, or any other related topics. Download: Presentation Transcript (77KB) [download] View event page	May 31, 2022
2022 Emerging Leaders End of Year Webinar Details Summary: This webinar is to celebrate the end of the academic year and share professional development tips with outgoing and continuing trainees in the Emerging Leaders Community, including advice on staying engaged with the AUCD network. Participants can also expect to hear from alumni trainees on how their training experience has helped them achieve professional and personal goals. Download: Webinar Slides (894KB) [download] Webinar Transcript (130KB) [download] View event page	May 25, 2022
Identifying the Red and Green Flags of Social Media Use: Promoting Social Media Skills and Safety for Individuals with Disabilities Details Summary: Join the Sexual Health SIG for a webinar discussing Social Media use and safety. Social media use has many benefits and risks that individuals with disabilities can experience. In this presentation, strategies to assist individuals with disabilities with the identification of dangerous and safe online situations will be presented. The strategies presented will cover the concepts of identifying and addressing predators (including catfishers/posers) and cyberbullying; creating and maintaining a good online reputation; gaining and receiving online consent, and keeping private information private. In the final portion of this webinar, a panel of self-advocates will discuss their use of social media, as well as strategies they use to ensure their online safety. Download: SH SIG Red and Green Flags of Social Media Use Transcript 2022.pdf (146KB) [download] SH SIG Red-Green Flags of Social Media.pdf (4,406KB) [download] View event page	May 24, 2022
AIR-P Presents: Tele-therapy for autism during COVID-19: A survey of parents in Southern California Details Summary: In this webinar, Dr. Kristen Choi will discuss emerging evidence on using telehealth to deliver therapy to children with autism spectrum disorder (e.g., speech therapy, occupational therapy, applied behavior analysis). Using data from a recent survey of parents in Southern California, the mental health impact of the pandemic on parents and their children will be discussed, as well as how COVID-related stress affected perceptions of telehealth. View event page	May 17, 2022
Life After LEND Panel: Engaging Families, Self-Advocates, Former Trainees and Faculty in Collaborative Efforts Details Summary: Join us for an interactive discussion exploring alumni trainee engagement strategies. The panel will feature former trainees currently serving as LEND program faculty/staff. Download: Webinar Slides (1,017KB) [download] Webinar Transcript (128KB) [download] View event page	May 13, 2022
Pathways to Inclusion: Addressing the Mental Health Needs of Students Across the Age Span Details Summary: Featuring AUCD/CDC's Children's Mental Health Champions, this 90-minute webinar will be to identify specific strategies that address the mental health needs of students across the age span, including the needs of neurodiverse learners. Mental health challenges can be a barrier to inclusion and addressing these challenges can enhance opportunities for participation in educational activities. Our four presenters will touch on topics such as the impact of early stressors on the mental health of young children (preschoolers), working with school providers to address the social/emotional needs of underserved children (early elementary age) post-pandemic, and supporting school personnel to address the mental health needs of neurodiverse learners, with a focus on autistic students (school-aged) with anxiety. The final presentation will focus on supporting transition for adolescents with emotional/behavioral challenges through an introduction to the RENEW Model. This webinar is recommended for K-12 educators, including administrators, school specialists, mental health personnel, community mental health providers, and family members. Download: Childrens Mental Health Champions Transcript 2022.pdf (128KB) [download] View event page	May 5, 2022
Inclusive Public Health Communication Workshop Series: Understanding and Reaching Your Audience Details Summary: Understanding and Reaching your Audience-will help participants identify and reach their target audience in their public health communication efforts during and post-COVID-19. Content will focus specifically on reaching neurodivergent populations and those with multiple intersectional marginalized identities. Download: Presentation Slides (5,733KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (160KB) [download] View event page	May 2, 2022
Warning Signs of Suicide and Crisis Supports for Autistic People Details Summary: Suicide is a leading cause of death in autistic people. Autistic people have significantly higher rates of suicidal thoughts, suicidal behaviors, and deaths by suicide than the general public. Warning signs of imminent suicidal behavior in the general public do not represent the unique needs of the autism community. Misunderstanding a suicide warning sign in an autistic individual can have devastating consequences. The presenters will describe warning signs of suicide for autistic people based on the latest research findings and expert consensus. They will also share information about crisis supports for this population. Download: Webinar Slides (1,258KB) [download] View event page	April 28, 2022