The Hub: Theatre 1
Listen to the experiences of autistic adults to gain direct insights into your past, present and future, in partnership with PARC.
Just some of the topics covered this year include Keeping Your Autistic Self Safe Online; Relationships for People on the Autism Spectrum; How We Got Through Those Difficult Years; and School Refusal: How We Got Him Back to School.
The Hub: Theatre 1 has a seating capacity of 80 and sound is relayed to the audience through wireless headsets to reduce sound levels in the hall.
Places are offered on a first come, first served basis, so please arrive as early as possible before the session you wish to attend to save disappointment.
Friday 22nd June 2018
The Participatory Autism Research Collective (PARC)
Dr. Damian Milton
Establishing an Autism and Allies Network in the Workplace
Natalie Stewart
Mentoring Autistic People
Dr. Susy Ridout
Put Yourself in My Shoes - What it's Like to be Autistic
Michael Barton
Inclusion and BAME Communities
Claude Hunter
A Retrospective of HE Support
Seb Cook
Insights from an Autistic Teacher
Chris Bonnello
How We Got Through Those Difficult Years
Laurie Morgen and Baron George Seagrave
Autism, Gender Identity and Wellbeing
Olivia Astrid Pountney
Autism, Equality and the Workplace
Janine Booth
Adventures of Super Autie Grrl and Pals: A Practice as Research Project
Annette Foster
Saturday 23rd June 2018
Relationships for People on the Autism Spectrum
Claire Smith and Jonathon Whyte
Living with Asperger’s
Joseph Conner
Welcome to the Autism Jungle
Leo Capella
A Family Like Ours
Rosie and Sharon King
School Refusal: How We Got Him Back to School
Kevin Chapman
How My Special Interest Made Me Uniquely Employable
Angus Baskerville, Magician and Young Adult HE Student with Asperger syndrome and ADHD
Rise of the Guerilla Aspies
Paul Wady
Towards Defining and Understanding Autistic Gender
Marianthi Kourti
Understanding Self-Stimulatory Behaviour
Alex Lowery
Keeping Your Autistic Self Safe Online
Connor Ward, Autistic Vlogger
