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Events we list from Autism Research Institute (ARI)
October 2026
OCT
14
Wed, Oct 14 · 1:00 PM ET
This free webinar looks at how autistic children process faces and what that means for social connection and communication. Useful background if you want to better understand how your child reads the people around them.
WebinarFreesocial communicationface processingresearch
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November 2026
NOV
11
Wed, Nov 11 · 1:00 PM ET
A registered dietitian breaks down what ultraprocessed foods actually do to a child's developing brain, in plain language you can use at the grocery store. Helpful if you are trying to make sense of nutrition and diet questions for your autistic child.
WebinarFreenutritiondietbrain development
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December 2026
DEC
2
Wed, Dec 2 · 1:00 PM ET
Many autistic kids have tummy troubles that show up as tough behavior, and this free session explains the latest research on how gut symptoms and behavior are linked. A grounding session if you suspect GI pain is behind your child's hard days.
WebinarFreeGI symptomsbehaviorco-occurring conditions
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Ongoing & recurring
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Ongoing, most Wednesdays 1:00 PM ET · 1:00 PM ET
ARI hosts free live webinars for parents and caregivers throughout the year, most Wednesdays at 1:00 PM ET, on topics from behavior and communication to nutrition and co-occurring health conditions. Register for any single session, and past talks are archived to watch anytime.
Webinar seriesFreewebinar seriesparent supportco-occurring conditions
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