Atlanta Autism Consortium

Atlanta Autism Consortium The Atlanta Autism Consortium works to connect the Atlanta autism community at large. The Atlanta Autism Consortium, Inc.

(AAC) is a Georgia Non-Profit, tax-exempt, Corporation under Section 501 (c) (3) of the internal Revenue Code. The AAC brings the spectrum of perspectives and interests concerning autism together in a safe and constructive environment. We aim to foster better understanding and cultivate multifaceted collaborations among the wide variety of autism community stakeholders in the greater Atlanta area,

including researchers, clinicians, educators, advocates, families and individuals with autism. The whole of Atlanta’s autism efforts is greater than the sum of its constituent parts, thanks to the efforts of the AAC.

Join the Atlanta Autism Consortium on September 29th online over Zoom or in person at Marcus Autism Center for "Perspect...
09/01/2026

Join the Atlanta Autism Consortium on September 29th online over Zoom or in person at Marcus Autism Center for "Perspectives of Autistic People, Caregivers, and Clinicians on Improving the ABA Service Landscape."

Alongside the rapid expansion of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) agencies across the United States have been growing calls to understand and improve ABA service quality. However, there is still much to learn about what constitutes quality ABA care and the many factors that shape how ABA services are delivered. In understanding these questions, it is critical to hear the perspectives of autistic people, caregivers of autistic children, and clinicians.

This presentation will showcase lessons learned from an ongoing project focused on understanding and improving ABA care quality using an implementation science lens.

Please note: this is a hybrid event, taking place online and in-person at Marcus Autism Center. Space at Marcus Autism Center is limited. This event is free, but advanced registration is required.

Marcus Autism Center tickets (in-person): https://www.eventbrite.com/e/perspectives-of-autistic-people-caregivers-clinicians-on-aba-services-tickets-1999123640624?

*Zoom registration link (virtual): https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/7517879490880/WN_I9FpIIdhRe-_VeH-xOLByw

Now available on our YouTube channel, check out the Atlanta Autism Consortium's recording of "A Father’s Journey with Au...
08/26/2026

Now available on our YouTube channel, check out the Atlanta Autism Consortium's recording of "A Father’s Journey with Autism: A Panel Discussion," which took place Tuesday, June 30th 2026.

This presentation included a candid and engaging conversation with fathers of autistic children as they share their unique experiences navigating diagnosis, advocacy, family life and the joys and challenges of raising a child on the autism spectrum. We were joined for this discussion by Nathan Kaspar and Brandon Gardner, Co-Founders of The Village.

Through a panel discussion format, participants heard about a variety of perspectives and lived experiences, exploring topics such as supporting their children, caring for themselves and their families, building resilience, navigating resources and finding community along the way.

To view the video, please visit https://youtu.be/vPWd7vZ8QtM?si=fp_eldima7I7z-9Z

Just a reminder: autism doesn’t have a “look.” It’s not something you can see on the outside, and invisible doesn't mean...
08/18/2026

Just a reminder: autism doesn’t have a “look.” It’s not something you can see on the outside, and invisible doesn't mean imaginary.

Disability doesn’t need to be visible to be real. Autism is present in all genders, ages, nationalities, cultures- everywhere!

Join the Atlanta Autism Consortium on Tuesday August 25th for the free, virtual program "IEPs and 504 Plans: Advocating ...
08/14/2026

Join the Atlanta Autism Consortium on Tuesday August 25th for the free, virtual program "IEPs and 504 Plans: Advocating for Your Child."

This informative session is designed specifically for parents navigating educational support systems. This presentation will clarify the differences between Section 504 plans and IEPs, including eligibility criteria and available services. Parents will gain practical advocacy strategies tailored to autism-specific needs and learn how to determine the most suitable educational support plan for their child. The session will also cover parental rights throughout the evaluation and implementation processes. By attending, parents will be empowered with the knowledge to make informed decisions about their child's educational support.

This free session will be lead by Drs. Kernel Grishby and Lillie Huddleston, who will be joined by Anna Helen McKelvey, BCBA.

This virtual program is free, but advanced registration is required. For more information about this event and our speakers, and to reserve your spot, please visit https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/3917849191322/WN_HKV7gr0lRJiwxUmLFrEAHw

Support the Atlanta Autism Consortium TODAY when you dine at City BBQ Decatur!Whether you choose to dine in or order a m...
08/12/2026

Support the Atlanta Autism Consortium TODAY when you dine at City BBQ Decatur!

Whether you choose to dine in or order a meal to pick up, just mention that you're supporting the AAC, and the Consortium will receive 20% back from every order. Prefer to order online? Use the code GIVE when you checkout today for your order to benefit the AAC, too.

Our fall program calendar is live! Save the date for these great free events. More details to follow!
08/10/2026

Our fall program calendar is live! Save the date for these great free events. More details to follow!

Save the Date: Support the AAC when you dine at City BBQ Decatur all day on August 12th!Whether you choose to dine in or...
07/16/2026

Save the Date: Support the AAC when you dine at City BBQ Decatur all day on August 12th!

Whether you choose to dine in or order a meal to pick up, just mention that you're supporting the AAC and the Consortium will receive 20% back from every order. Prefer to order online? Use the code GIVE when you checkout on August 12th for your order to benefit the AAC, too.

Person first versus identify first: which do you prefer and why?
07/14/2026

Person first versus identify first: which do you prefer and why?

Join our friends at High Museum of Art, Atlanta for their next Sensory-Friendly Evening on July 15th from 6pm-9pm. This ...
07/10/2026

Join our friends at High Museum of Art, Atlanta for their next Sensory-Friendly Evening on July 15th from 6pm-9pm. This is a free, after-hours event designed for adults of all ages who identify as neurodivergent or disabled, featuring special programming like sensory friendly art-making workshops, sensory friendly yoga, and access to new exhibitions.

Registration is free and can be completed at this link: https://high.org/event/sensory-friendly-evening-july-2026/

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