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Encyclopedia > Autreat

Autreat is an annual retreat and conference held in the United States for people with autism.



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  • http://ani.autistics.us/autreat.html

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Autism Network International - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (240 words)
Autreat is a retreat and conference for autistic people held in the United States.
Autreat is a conference for autistic people, in contrast to other autism conferences, which ANI believes are typically about autistic people but are intended for parents and professionals.
Autreat was the inspiration for Autscape, another autism conference held in Europe annually starting in 2005 [3].
About Autreat (1057 words)
Autreat is an opportunity for autistic people and those with related developmental differences, our friends, and supporters to come together, discover and explore autistic connections, and develop advocacy skills, all in an autistic-friendly environment.
Autreat is designed to be ‘autistic space.’ This is sometimes confusing or uncomfortable for non-autistic people attending.
Autreat features a lineup of workshops on a variety of subjects of interest to the Autistic community, including both advocacy-related topics and practical daily living concerns.
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