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Call for abstracts for our International 2025 Congress hosted by AsIAm is open! We encourage submissions from people with lived experience & across disciplines (e.g. science, arts, humanities, social science) 👉autismcongress2025.org/call-for-abstr… See you in Dublin! #AECongress25

The AsIAm Youth Leadership Team once again succeed in challenging a room full of change makers to shift their mindset and practices, this time on the ableism and discriminatory practices within school Codes of Behaviour. Read the report here: asiam.ie/news/asiam-pub…

Schools’ rules are discriminatory to autistic pupils, says autism charity irishtimes.com/ireland/educat…

These youth leaders never hesitate when it comes to seizing opportunities to make a difference. We can all learn so much from them. Niamh Mellerick AsIAm #SameChance #YouthLeadershipTeam

We are immensely proud of our AsIAm Youth Leadership Team advocate, Emily Mullock, who appeared before the Joint Committee on Disability Matters to share the barriers to inclusion she has experienced as an Autistic teenager, and the systemic change she would like to see -

The AsIAm’s Youth Leadership Team is one of the most rewarding initiatives I’ve ever been a part of because I get to learn from the most amazing group of young people, including Emily! Listen to her honest, considered, articulate speech at the JOC below👇#SameChance

AsIAm are holding its first Employment Seminar! The morning session is open to Autistic jobseekers, employers, educators, caregivers, anyone interested in creating inclusive workplaces for the Autism community. The afternoon session is for Autistic Jobseekers.

On Saturday, 9th of November 2024, AsIAm will hold its first Employment Seminar at Maynooth University. You can register for the day here: calendly.com/employmentsupp… Breakouts include: ✔️Job Search Strategy ✔️CV Development and Letters of Application ✔️Interview Skills

Really proud to be a part of this research project - an area that has remained under studied, prioritised and resourced for far too long, despite lifelong consequences for so many Autistic people. Grateful for our partnership and relationship with Dublin Rape Crisis Centre in conducting this.

"This is a very positive verdict and a mark of belief in survivors around the country. The court has acknowledged the wrongs done to this brave woman" Read our full response to the awarding of damages to Nikita Hand in civil action against Conor McGregor drcc.ie/news-resources…

We are hiring for multiple positions including: •Head of National Supports •Community Support Officer Apply now on our careers page here: asiam.ie/who-we-are/car…

This semester our 3rd year students met with parents of autistic children who shared their lived experiences. Our students really value the learning in these sessions and we hugely appreciate these opportunities to prepare our students for practice. AsIAm

Following the publication of the Department of Education’s “Understanding Behaviour of Concern” guidelines, AsIAm and Inclusion Ireland, alongside other advocacy groups met with departmental officials as part of a pre-scheduled meeting of the Special and Inclusive Education Forum.

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Thank you to everyone who attended todays event. For regular updates on this, you can subscribe to the email newsletter here: asiam.ie/what-we-do/pol…

Thank you to both of these leaders Adam Harris and Derval who brought together the stakeholders to discuss the serious concerns that exist around the new guidelines on seclusion and restraint practices in our schools. Inclusion Ireland AsIAm

I learned so much from my conversation with Zarah Doyle. She has so much knowledge and is a delight to chat to!

Take part in our same chance survey here: surveymonkey.com/r/Y8K63HP

"It often seems like a very poor excuse for a failure to deliver" Adam Harris explains the realities for autistic children in Ireland #RTÉUpfront RTÉ One | RTÉ News