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

	September 13, 2021 Accessibility and the COVID-19 Vaccine Experience for People with Disabilities Details Summary: Thank you for joining the Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD) and the National COVID-19 Resiliency Network (NCRN) for a webinar on strategies and tools for accessibility in the COVID-19 vaccine experience. Persons with disabilities experience difficult barriers in getting the COVID-19 vaccine such as having accessible formats of COVID-19 vaccine information and materials and providing reasonable accommodations. Download: Presentation Slides (4,516KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (164KB) [download] View event page
	August 26, 2021 A How-to and Accessibility Guide to Presenting at a Twitter Conference Details Summary: This webinar is being hosted by the Physical Activity and Disability Sections of APHA for participants of their social media based Twitter Conference. The webinar will outline to presenters 1) how they will present and participate in a conference on Twitter and 2) how they can best integrate and support accessibility in their presentation. Download: Presentation Slides (2,770KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (33KB) [download] View event page
	August 26, 2021 Promoting Vaccine Confidence in Neurodivergent Communities: Lessons Learned from Stakeholder Engagement and Social Media Outreach Details Summary: This webinar will present lessons learned from a project that seeks to promote vaccine confidence in the disability community during the COVID-19 pandemic. In this student-driven project, supported by an AUCD-CDC Dissemination Innovation Mini-grant, students and trainees from UCLA and LA COVID volunteers conducted a stakeholder engagement strategy to inform communication and dissemination efforts to promote vaccine confidence. Download: Presentation Slides (3,365KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (101KB) [download] View event page

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Accessibility and the COVID-19 Vaccine Experience for People with Disabilities Details Summary: Thank you for joining the Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD) and the National COVID-19 Resiliency Network (NCRN) for a webinar on strategies and tools for accessibility in the COVID-19 vaccine experience. Persons with disabilities experience difficult barriers in getting the COVID-19 vaccine such as having accessible formats of COVID-19 vaccine information and materials and providing reasonable accommodations. Download: Presentation Slides (4,516KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (164KB) [download] View event page	September 13, 2021
A How-to and Accessibility Guide to Presenting at a Twitter Conference Details Summary: This webinar is being hosted by the Physical Activity and Disability Sections of APHA for participants of their social media based Twitter Conference. The webinar will outline to presenters 1) how they will present and participate in a conference on Twitter and 2) how they can best integrate and support accessibility in their presentation. Download: Presentation Slides (2,770KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (33KB) [download] View event page	August 26, 2021
Promoting Vaccine Confidence in Neurodivergent Communities: Lessons Learned from Stakeholder Engagement and Social Media Outreach Details Summary: This webinar will present lessons learned from a project that seeks to promote vaccine confidence in the disability community during the COVID-19 pandemic. In this student-driven project, supported by an AUCD-CDC Dissemination Innovation Mini-grant, students and trainees from UCLA and LA COVID volunteers conducted a stakeholder engagement strategy to inform communication and dissemination efforts to promote vaccine confidence. Download: Presentation Slides (3,365KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (101KB) [download] View event page	August 26, 2021
Information Session - AIR-P Scholars & Pilot and Feasibility Funding Program Details Summary: This is an information session for the Autism Intervention Network on Physical Health (AIR-P) application for the AIR-P Scholars & Pilot and Feasibility funding program.The goal of the program is to launch the next generation of researchers seeking to promote the health and well-being of autistic individuals across the lifespan.The session will include an overview of the applications requirements along with time for Q&A. Download: Presentation Slides (433KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (151KB) [download] View event page	August 23, 2021
"Learn the Signs. Act Early." in Health Center Settings Details Summary: This quarter's Act Early Network Webinar will highlight the work of pediatricians to integrate "Learn the Signs. Act Early." resources and tools into their surveillance and screening practices within Federally Qualified Health Center settings. Federally Qualified Health Centers are community-based health providers that receive funds from the Human Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) Health Center Program to provide primary care services in underserved areas. Download: Free Resources for Pediatricians to Support Early Childhood Development.pdf (91KB) [download] Webinar Transcript.pdf (46KB) [download] View event page	August 18, 2021
AIR-P Presents: Addressing Reproductive Health and Obstetrics/Gynecology Health Care in Autistic Adults Details Summary: Dr. Jennifer Ames from the AIR-P Gender, Sexuality, and Reproductive Health Research Node, will describe ongoing research examining reproductive health and obstetrics/gynecology health care gaps for autistic people, inclusive of female, transgender, and gender-diverse identities. The presentation will focus on topics such OB/GYN clinic visits, cervical cancer screenings, and use of hormonal contraception, with particular attention to differences across sociodemographic characteristics. Future work investigating obstetric care quality and pregnancy experiences will also be discussed. Download: Presentation Slides (1,629KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (125KB) [download] View event page	August 17, 2021
Admin Essentials: MOUs and University-UCEDD Relationships Details Summary: Recognizing that 42 UCEDDs are reapplying for the UCEDD core grant in the coming year, this installment of the Admin Essentials Series will focus on MOUs and the relationships between universities and UCEDDs. The session will start by reviewing findings from the upcoming URC report on MOUs and University-UCEDD relationships (report to be released early August) and then open up for a conversation on strategies, promising practices, and considerations. Download: Transcript (79KB) [download] University-UCEDD Relationships Slides (229KB) [download] View event page	August 16, 2021
AIR-P Presents: Priority Setting to Improve Health Outcomes: Autistic Adults and Other Stakeholders Engage Together Details Summary: In this presentation, participants will identify key features of authentic autistic engagement used to promote autistic ownership of the research narrative in a stakeholder-driven priority setting project. Priorities of the autistic adult community related to mental health, access to care, and gender and sexual health will be discussed. Download: Presentation Slides (1,684KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (60KB) [download] View event page	July 22, 2021
Person-Centered Supports for Vaccine Access Details Summary: No Wrong Door (NWD) programs and grantees have a key role to play in supporting people to gain needed information to navigate and take action in the context of the ongoing COVID-19 public health emergency. This includes supporting people to take action that is supported by public health guidance, including accessing the COVID-19 vaccine. Applying a person-centered lens, it is critical to help people have the information they need and to balance what is "important to" and what is "important for" them. Download: Presentation Slides (2,055KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (239KB) [download] View event page	July 21, 2021
Disability and Health Data System (DHDS): Using Data to Take Action Details Summary: Join Dr. Qi Cheng, a lead analyst from CDC/NCBDDD as she shares the 2021 Disability and Health Data System (DHDS) release. State examples on how they are using DHDS will be highlighted from Florida and Ohio. Attendees will hear a brief introduction of the DHDS database and a summary key findings in the 2019 DHDS update. Just in time to spruce up your ADA Anniversary communications with these data! Download: Presentation Slides (1,728KB) [download] Presentation Transcript (84KB) [download] View event page	July 19, 2021