UK / Europe: Registration for Autscape 2012 has opened

Post Reply New Topic

http://www.autscape.org
Registration for Autscape 2012 has opened.

To register, go to http://www.autscape.org/registration and follow the link
near the top of that page to the booking system.

Autscape 2012 will be held at a venue close to the border between the
counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, in England, from 4:15pm on Monday the 23rd of July to
4pm on Thursday the 26th of July. For further information about the venue,
see: http://www.autscape.org/venue/

For an extra supplement of £10 Autscape provides transport between Norwich
train station to the venue and back again. For details about this service
and other transport information see: http://www.autscape.org/venue/travel/

Should you need to contact us, email registrar at autscape dot org for enquiries
about registration and email info at autscape dot org for general information.

Sorry Ken, this is too far for me to come I think but if I can get down there I will stand corrected.

Registration for Autscape closes in just over two weeks time on Friday 16 June for anyone who has mobility requirements or who needs a special diet.

The final date for all other registrations is Friday 30 June.

It is helpful for our planning if you can make your booking sooner rather than later. There is a link to our booking form on our front page -
www.autscape.org

We hope you can join us at this year's event.

A draft of the Autscape 2012 timetable is at:
http://www.autscape.org/programme/schedule

This should be basically accurate, with only minor changes or additions following.

Autscape 2012 is next week!

Here is a very nice blog post about Autscape 2012, by one of the presenters:
===
"I have just returned home from one of the most wonderful experiences I have had this year…

I was presenting at an annual UK conference called “Autscape” (a conference for autistic people which is organised by autistic people). The reason I ended up there is because I have a form of high-functioning autism called Asperger’s Syndrome and I often give talks on various autism-related topics to autistic audiences as well as to parents of autistic people and professionals":
http://jennyberman.wordpress.com/2012/07/25/escape/