There will be three sessions going on at the same time.
Speaker | Title | Form | Language | Basic/Advanced |
Cor Jongejeugd en Henk-Jan Raaijmakers | Autism Embassy at large employers & companies | Lecture | NL | Basic |
Damian Milton | What does an inclusive community space for autistic people involve? | Lecture | EN | Advanced |
Diederik Weve | Images about autism | Workshop | NL | Basic |
Gijs Horvers | Autism and Art | Lecture | NL | Basic |
Hannah Ebben | Metaphors for autism in movies and (auto)biographies – an opportunity for a new language? | Lecture | NL | Advanced |
Helmer van Weelderen | Neurodiversity | Lecture | NL | Advanced |
Jeroen van Eijk | Recovery oriented care | Lecture | NL | Advanced |
Jose Spruyt | Working with autism – autism jobs and job crafting | Workshop | NL | Advanced |
Marc Beek | Autism Experience Walk | Workshop | NL | Basic |
Martijn Dekker | The start of “autistic space” | Lecture | NL | Advanced |
Melanie Oldenhave | A screw loose | Workshop | NL | Basic |
Monique Post en Jonathan Hanna | Autism, development and emancipation | Lecture | EN | Advanced |
Petra Wermink-Vos | Autism and entrepreneurship | Workshop | NL | Basic |
Rianne Jansen | Stress reduction through mindfulness | Workshop | NL | Basic |
Sonja | Autism in other cultures. Anthropological view to “being different”. | Lecture | NL | Advanced |
What is the difference between basic and advanced?
A subject has been allocated to advanced if:
the language is English; or
if an explanation is required on a specific theory or concepts (for example “recovery” or “job crafting”); or
the subject is part of a broader view (contextualisation). You will obtain a description of the subject including a broader outlook. Links will be to other people’s work on the same subject. The speaker will show where his/her contribution lies within the range of specialisation.
In other words, these contributions are characterized by their:
- Transcendent nature
- Contextualisation
- Academic nature
English contributions will be automatically allocated to advanced as not everyone is fluent in this language.
It’s good to know that these subjects are not necessarily more difficult. Most speakers will make it clear what they want to say to people on every level. Concepts and difficult words will be explained. If you still have any questions, feel free to ask.