Join us for an enlightening session with Prithvi Perepa, Associate Professor in autism at the University of Birmingham and a key member of the Autism Centre for Education and Research (ACER). With extensive experience in the field of autism across education, care, and charity sectors, Prithvi brings a wealth of knowledge and a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding autism, especially within minority ethnic communities.

About Prithvi Perepa:
Prithvi Perepa has dedicated many years to working with individuals on the autism spectrum and their families. His research spans across the UK, Oman, UAE, and India, focusing on family experiences, the intersectionality of autism and culture, and improving educational provisions for autistic children. He has authored numerous books and journal articles, including the notable “Autism, Ethnicity and Culture.”

Session Overview:
In this interactive session, Prithvi will share findings from his extensive research on the challenges that families from minority ethnic communities face in accessing autism-related services and integrating into their communities. Attendees will gain valuable insights into: The specific issues and barriers minority ethnic families encounter, Practical suggestions for organizations to better support these families, Strategies for families to effectively navigate the system and access necessary services

Link to register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_zRhoy2UfSFO3-IKpHp9Byg