Emory University School of Medicine
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Sharing our Work

Connecting, Sharing Our Work, and Learning from Others

Our team hosts webinars each year in partnership with several community organizations. Check out our recent webinars here.

 

 

ACCESS Lab members helped to coordinate and attend a Hispanic Heritage Month event at the Marcus Autism Center.

Our team recently attended and shared out work at the Georgia Autism Conference and Expo hosted by the Georgia State University Center for Leadership in Disability. 

Our team recently attended an autism acceptance day event to share resources and learn from the community on their current priorities and needs. The event was hosted by Autismo Pequeños Corazones Gigantes (Autism Little Giant Hearts), the City of Doraville, and the Police Departments from three Cities (Doraville, Brookhaven, and Chamblee). 

ACCESS team members recently attended the premiere of Navigating Autism in Communities of Color. This production is a collaboration between the Georgia Tech Schools of History and Sociology (Jennifer Singh) and Literature, Media, and Communication (John Thornton) and The Color of Autism Foundation (Camille Proctor).

 

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The ACCESS team shared our research recently at the Conference for Research Innovations in Early Intervention in San Diego.

Papers Published

We've published a number of papers this past year. Here are some of the most recent highlights: 

  1. We've studied how Early Intervention providers deliver and adapt services to meet the needs of families of young children who have autism and other developmental delays: Read More >> 
  2. We published our work to understand the needs and priorities of Latino families in the area of communication and early literacy skills: Read More >>  
  3. We've partnered with providers and administrators to evaluate how the structure of the Georgia Part C system impacts access to high quality care: Read More >>   
  4. We've written a summary of our project to compare the outcomes of two mental health programs for autistic students when delivered within public schools: Read More >>