The Road to Best Practice in Autism Spectrum Disorder
Educating families, educators, healthcare workers, and community members in serving individuals with autism.
We are very excited to welcome you all back to the 2021 Promising Pathways Conference which will be held on Saturday, April 10th 2021! All programming will be presented virtually, including our live Keynote and breakout sessions. The conference program will be available for download, please check back for details.
Please check your SPAM folder for the email with conference registration you received on April 9th. We are currently having some technical difficulties as of 9:16 am but they will be shortly resolved. You will see a note shortly in TEAMS.*
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Community Autism Network at FGCU
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About the Conference:
Each year we welcome 300—400 parents, educators, healthcare workers and community members interested in serving individuals with autism spectrum disorder to the Promising Pathways conference. Through donations from our generous community and business sponsors, we are able to continue to offer the conferences at no charge to attendees.
While we do not specifically endorse sponsors, we do encourage you to visit our vendor exhibits during the conference and learn more about the programs and services available in our area. If you are in helping to sponsor this year's event, please contact us.
Co-Charis for Promising Pathways Planning Committee:
Contact email: PromisingPathways@fgcu.edu
What we do
We are committed to educating all families, educators, healthcare workers, and community members interested in serving individuals with autism by delivering cutting-edge, empirically supported best practices in autism research, treatment and education.
If you or your organization would like to help sponsor the 2020 conference, please email or call 239-745-3400.
Conference Travel Planning (please note that the 2021 conference will be virtual)
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Many Thanks To Our 2021 Conference Sponsors!
The Promising Pathways planning committee does not endorse any specific vendor or sponsor at the conference. Vendors and sponsors are exhibiting to help you with your search for programs and practices for people with autism spectrum disorder and related disabilities.
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Community Autism Network at FGCU
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