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AUTISM CONFERENCE & EXPO of GEORGIA
May 16, 2018
Georgia State University Student Center
The Autism Conference & Expo of Georgia is an annual event that provides an unparalleled opportunity for sharing knowledge and resources about supports for individuals with autism and their families in Georgia. The Autism Conference & Expo represents the collaboration and contributions of an alliance of leading self-advocates, family members, community partners, state agencies, and other stakeholders. This conference is an important component of the Autism Plan for Georgia.
The 2018 Autism Conference and Expo of Georgia will be held on May 16th in the Student Center at Georgia State University. Located in the heart of downtown Atlanta, the conference is close to public transportation and the Georgia State Capitol. Parking is conveniently located next to the event venue.
Registration for Autism Conference and Expo 2018 Includes:
- One full day of informative and highly relevant learning opportunities.
- Lunch and refreshments throughout the conference.
- A keynote presentation, two additional speakers, and three interactive panel discussions on proven and practical strategies for supporting individuals with autism community across the age span.
- Access to exhibitors featuring the latest products and services from agencies across Georgia.
- Networking opportunities with leading autism providers, self-advocates, and family members.
*** Registration does not include the cost of parking***
*Unfortunately we are unable to provide childcare during the conference.
| Registration will be limited to 300 attendees. | Registration Rate (Before May 10, 2018) | Late/Onsite Registration (If available) |
|---|---|---|
General | $50 | $75 |
Discounted Volunteers* / Self Advocates** / Family Members*** / Students**** | $25 | $50 |
* Volunteers must register with the volunteer coordinator for the morning or afternoon shift.
** Self-Advocates are individuals living with a developmental disability.
*** Family Members are caregivers of a dependent living with a developmental disability.
**** Students enrolled full-time at a college or university.
