This is the abridged version of the Professorial inaugural presentation given by Nick Hodge, Professor of Inclusive Practice Tuesday March 14th 2017 – click on Rights Approach for Autism Hodge 6.30-7.30pm. In this Nick launches the Rights Approach for Autism. Any feedback is welcome. Please reply to n.s.hodge@shu.ac.uk
Please note that this is not an Autism Centre event
This looks like it might be a varied, interesting and practical conference
Please note that this is not an Autism Centre Event
Please note that this is not an Autism Centre event
There are a few remaining tickets for the showing this evening of the well-received film Aspergers are Us, followed by a panel discussion.
More information and tickets at https://regather.net/event/aspergers-us-autism-rhetoric-scientific-sadness-panel/
The Autism Centre blog will morph shortly into the blog for the Sheffield Hallam Autism Research Partnership (SHARP). This is a new cross Sheffield Hallam University initiative designed to bring those with an interest in autism research together, both from within and external to the university. Rather than to overwhelm followers with yet another blog we felt it advisable to merge Autism Centre activity into the new blog. If you would like to follow the new blog then you do not need to take any action as you will remain subscribed. You can of course unsubscribe at any time.
Please note that this is not an Autism Centre event
May 3rd 2018 19.00
Autism Dialogue are hosting a showing of what is reputed to be an excellent film – Asperger’s are us.
Afterwards there will be a panel led discussion of points of interest raised by the film and a research paper, which follows the theme of ‘Autism and the Rhetoric of Scientific Sadness.’ (Duffy & Dorner 2011)
More information and tickets are available at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/aspergers-are-us-autism-and-the-rhetoric-of-scientific-sadness-panel-tickets-43093035429 
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Prices for practitioners have now been reduced for this half day conference, at Bents Green Learning Community, Sheffield, to 2 places for £20.
Please note that this is not an Autism Centre event
Tuesday, March 20th, 18.00-19.30, Sheffield Hallam University is hosting a guest lecture by Dame Stephanie Shirley. This is part of the celebrations for International Women’s Day. Dame Shirley has done much to move the autism research agenda forward for autistic people and their families.
More information and the link to register can be found at https://www.shu.ac.uk/alumni/events/annual-hertha-ayrton-lecture-with-dame-stephanie-shirley
