The Congress will bring together leading international researchers, practitioners, advocates and speakers, offering unparalleled professional development and networking opportunities for those working in autism research and support, both in Ireland and globally. There are delegates from over 60 countries are already registered to attend the Congress.
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We’d love to see you there and have you join this important conversation shaping the future of autism research and policy.
Adam Harris, CEO of AsIAm said “AsIAm is honoured to be hosting the International Congress in Dublin in September 2025. As an autistic-led organisation we are committed to a vision of an Ireland and Europe in which every Autistic person is accepted “as they are” – equal, valued and respected. Our Scientific Committee embodies our commitment to partnership and co-production bringing together a diverse range of experts from across numerous disciplines and geographical locations. For the first time, the Scientific Committee brings together an majority of Autistic experts.
“We are keen to hear from organisations who would be interested in partnering with us to sponsor key aspects of the Congress including corporate partners, research organisations, public bodies and prospective exhibitors” he concluded.
Harald Neerland, President of Autism-Europe “We are thrilled to come to Dublin in 2025 for our 14th International Congress. The Congress’ theme is fully aligned with our mission to promote understanding, acceptance, and full respect of the rights of autistic people in society so as to improve their quality of life. We very much look forward to a diverse and inclusive event featuring discussions on research, best practices, and personal experiences in the field of autism that will contribute to make a difference to the lives of autistic people.”
Dr Cat Hughes, Chair of the Scientific Committee “I’m extremely honoured to be chairing the Scientific Committee for the Dublin Congress. We’re committed to shaping a congress that places collaboration and co-production at the heart of the event. Our mission is to create space for conversations that have a practical impact for all of the autism community. We look forward to focusing on real-world topics that impact daily life, such as education, health, employment and vocation, relationships, autonomous living and finding joy. We hope that the congress will serve as a platform for autistic people to share their research and express their experiences, needs and wishes. Equally, we hope that the congress will provide room to build future collaboration based on listening, understanding and shared respect.”
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