AUTISM NETWORK INTERNATIONAL PRESENTS:
AUTREAT 1998: Celebrating Our Worlds
August 23 - 26, 1998, Canandaigua, NY
What is Autreat like?
Registration information
Funding
Some more information included in the registration packets mailed to those who register:
The Facility
Work shifts
Child care
Daily schedule
Menu
Workshops
Certificate tracks
Workshop schedule
Information about presenters
Map to Canandaigua
WHAT IS AUTREAT LIKE?
For the newcomer
Most autism conferences are about autistic people, but are meant primarily for non-autistic family members and service providers. Autreat is run by and for autistic people. Individuals who are not autistic but who live or work with autism are also welcome to attend, but are expected to respect the customs and sensibilities of our autistic community.Autreat is held each year at a camp, from Sunday afternoon to midday on Wednesday. Full registration includes all meals plus lodging in cabins at the camp. In order to maintain Autreat as "autistic space," non-autistic professionals and family members who are attending without an accompanying autistic person, and who are new to ANI and unfamiliar with Autreat protocol, are asked to register for days only and commute from local hotels.
Smoking, alcohol, and use of scented personal care products are prohibited at Autreat.
Child care is available for both disabled and non-disabled children ages 5 - 12 for an additional fee. Children with disabilities may receive 1:1 support while participating in the child care activities.
Child care for 3 or 4 year olds may also be available if there is sufficient interest--if interested please Jim Sinclair immediately.
This year we will offer certificates for completion of particular series of presentations. Registration for a certificate track is optional; as in previous years, attendees are free to attend whichever presentations they wish.
Only adults paying full cost ($165 for members or $185 for non-members)
may earn $20 work shift rebate.
Days-only registration, includes all meals:
Rates WITHOUT meals:
Per-day rate, for those attending less than the full Autreat (includes
all meals):
Additional fees for optional services:
Anyone interested in donating sponsorship funds is welcome to send a
contribution to ANI earmarked for Autreat sponsorship. You can even
specify if you'd like it to be used for attendees in a particular program,
or from a particular geographic region, etc.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Full registration (includes cabin space for 3 nights and all meals from
Sunday dinner to Wednesday lunch):
ANI Member Household Nonmember
First adult in
household $165 $185
Second adult
(age 13+) in
household $145 $165
Each additional
adult (age 13+)
in household $105 $125
First child
(to age 12)
in household $145 $165
Each additional
child (to age 12)
in household $95 $115
Adult (age 13+) $85 $105 Child (to age 12) $65 $85
Adult $95 $115 Child $75 $95
Adult $50 $70 Child $30 $50
Adult $60 $70 Child $50 $60
Adult $35 $45 Child $25 $35
Child care for children ages 5-12 (must be reserved by August 1!) $15 per
half-day session ($90 for all sessions) Continuing Education Units through Syracuse University (1.2 CEUs) $15
ANI Parent Education Certificate $5 ANI Child Care Education Certificate (for adult child care workers)
$15 ANI Educator's Certificate $30 ANI Clinician's Certificate $50 Intensive Advocacy Certificate FREE All Youth Certificates FREE
FUNDING
At this time ANI has little funding of our own for scholarships, but in
the past two years people have successfully applied for funding from
sources such as local autism societies, family support agencies, state
commissions on developmental disabilities, Arc chapters, and public
schools. This year we have already received a commitment from one family
support agency to provide scholarships for local teens to attend the
babysitter training. ANI can provide information about Autreat programs
for people to use in their fundraising efforts.
TO BE ADDED TO OUR LIST TO RECEIVE FINAL INFORMATION WHEN IT IS AVAILABLE,
SEND A SELF-ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE TO
A.N.I. Conference Info.
or check for ongoing updates at Autism Network International's web site
at
www.ani.ac.
P. O. Box 448
Syracuse, NY 13210-0448
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