The International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities is deeply concerned about the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families during political violence and military conflicts.

The International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IASSIDD) has released a Policy Position Statement about the use of unevidenced interventions and policies with people with developmental disabilities.

Hayley Crawford talking about annual health checks for children and young people with intellectual disabilities

John Glasby telling us about IMPACT!

Laura Fergusson and Bernadette Louise reporting on their project about how parents of autistic children feel blamed.

Katie-Rose Stone talking with Kathryn Hudson about making research practice real as an expert by experience.

Kathryn Hudson, Laura Rodman, Sarah Stringer, and Katie-Rose Stone speaking about the Midlands Learning Disabilities and Autism Community of Practice.

Sarah Cassidy talking about suicide prevention with autistic people

Gary Bourlet and Amy Russell talking about how people with intellectual disabilities have a right to take part in and be part of research.

Sarah Cassidy talking about suicide prevention amongst autistic people.

Here are our speakers:

We’re back again this year showcasing excellent research involving people with intellectual disabilities and autistic people taking place across the Midlands! Thank you to our partners: NHS England, ADASS, NIHR RDN East and West Midlands, Reach-Out, University of Birmingham

Attending an Inaugural Lecture at the University of Exeter this evening.