Conference Session Choices

It's Time to Choose Your Sessions!

Please complete one form per attendee

This form is for attendees who are already registered for the October 30 conference, including scholarship recipients. Please enter the attending person’s name and select one morning session and one afternoon session.

If you purchased tickets for multiple people, please share this link with each attendee, or complete a separate form for each person.

Your selections will help us plan seating and room arrangements. This form does not purchase a conference ticket.

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PLAN ROOM ARRANGEMENTS APPROPRIATELY

First name

Last name

Attendee email address

Purchaser or group registration contact name, if different from attendee

MORNING SESSION OPTIONS 9:45 am - 10:45 am

Morning Session Choice

#1 The Power of Rural Partnerships - Dr. Aliza Quinlan explores how families, educators, providers, and community leaders can work together to build sustainable rural behavioral health solutions.

#2 Love, Understanding & Other Best Practices - Larry Davis shares practical ways parents and schools can build mutual understanding, lead with strengths, and collaborate beyond IEP paperwork.

#3 Beyond Representation - Watch the short film Dear Grandpa, It’s Michael, then join filmmaker Ty Greenidge for a live virtual Q&A about storytelling and creating opportunities for neurodivergent cast and crew.

AFTERNOON SESSION OPTIONS 1:15 pm - 2:15 pm

Afternoon Session Choice

#4 Before the Crisis - Community leaders and first responders discuss how relationships, communication, and understanding sensory needs can support safer interactions with autistic individuals and families before an emergency occurs.

#5 The Space Between Culture & Diagnosis - Jose Pacheco and Kristal Vega Carrasquillo explore how language, family values, cultural beliefs, and healthcare experiences shape Latino families’ autism journeys, and how trust and culturally responsive support can help.

#6 Beyond Representation - Watch the short film Dear Grandpa, It’s Michael, then join filmmaker Ty Greenidge for a live virtual Q&A about storytelling and creating opportunities for neurodivergent cast and crew. This session repeats the morning screening; please choose only one showing.