Autism Events

You’re invited! The Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD) is excited to announce its 19th Annual Autism Conference (#CARDACC). This event will be held on October 24 and 25, 2019 at the Sheraton Baltimore North Hotel in Towson, MD. At #CARDAAC, attendees will experience the power of connectivity by converging in an engaging conference environment to increase their understanding of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Join us for the unique opportunity to network, engage, and hear from autism experts as we come together and build coordination of care between schools, families, and communities. Don’t miss out on your chance to attend #CARDAAC! For more information and to register, visit autismconference.kennedykrieger.org.

Autism Central is a FREE one day exhibition of products and services for individuals, families, Carers and professionals. It is a great event for anybody seeking information, support and guidance around Autism. Exhibitors range from education and care providers, to businesses showcasing the latest products designed to make life easier for individuals with Autism.

Autism Central is a FREE one day exhibition of products and services for individuals, families, Carers and professionals. It is a great event for anybody seeking information, support and guidance around Autism. Exhibitors range from education and care providers, to businesses showcasing the latest products designed to make life easier for individuals with Autism.

This learning day will help you to understand what can cause distressed behaviour in autistic children and young people and what you can do to help. It will give you strategies to help reduce potential triggers at home and at school, as well as tips and advice on how best to understand and respond when an autistic child or young person is distressed.

This learning day will help you to understand what can cause distressed behaviour in autistic children and young people and what you can do to help. It will give you strategies to help reduce potential triggers at home and at school, as well as tips and advice on how best to understand and respond when an autistic child or young person is distressed.

This learning day will help you to understand what can cause distressed behaviour in autistic children and young people and what you can do to help. It will give you strategies to help reduce potential triggers at home and at school, as well as tips and advice on how best to understand and respond when an autistic child or young person is distressed.

This learning day will help you to understand what can cause distressed behaviour in autistic children and young people and what you can do to help. It will give you strategies to help reduce potential triggers at home and at school, as well as tips and advice on how best to understand and respond when an autistic child or young person is distressed.