Autscape

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About Autscape

The concept, inspiration, and a bit of the history of Autscape.

The Autscape Experience

Information about the venue and its facilities, the leisure opportunities, and some of the challenges you may encounter at Autscape.

Proposal Submission

Information about submitting presentation proposals.

Registration

Information about registration options, fees, supplements and discounts—and our online registration facility. Places tend to fill up quickly. Register early to secure your place at this year's Autscape!

Programme of Activities

Here is the full programme for Autscape 2008, including this year's presentation schedule, the presenters' bios and presentation summaries.

Contact Us

For individual queries, e-mail The Autscape Organising Committee.

Autscape
4 Falcon Street
London
E13 8DE
UK

Phone: 07941 343 026
(from outside UK: +44 7941 343 026)

Welcome to Autscape—a three day conference and retreat, organised by and for autistic people, held every year. There are workshops, leisure activities, social opportunities, and more, all specifically oriented to the needs and preferences of autistic people.

Autscape 2008: Inertia and Action

Event Date Tues 29 July − Fri 1 August 2008
Location Giggleswick, Yorkshire, UK
Registration Deadline Registration has closed.

The schedule and programme for 2008 are now available. Under Literature you can find essential information for participants. Please check here regularly for updates.

For more general information, browse through our pages to find out what it's all about and what it's like to be at Autscape.

Feel free to link to our site and distribute our information and website address (http://www.autscape.org/) to anyone who may be interested.

Help and Information

Literature

The following information is now available for download:

Mailing Lists

We have three mailing lists related to Autscape. Which one(s) you join depends on how you'd like to participate or not.

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