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Special Interest Fair (In Honor of Autism Acceptance Month)
Event Type
Social/Informal Event
Sponsor
Gender and Sexuality Resource Center
Location
Illini Union, Room 314A&B
Date
Apr 14, 2025 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Contact
Chris Schlarb
E-Mail
cschlarb@illinois.edu
Phone
217-300-1482
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Gender & Sexuality Resource Center
This event is dedicated to celebrating the unique passions of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Special interests are more than hobbies—they are meaningful, deep sources of joy, learning, and connection. This fair provides a space where individuals can explore a variety of interests, share their knowledge, and engage with a community that values and supports their passions. By raising awareness about the importance of special interests, we aim to foster understanding, encourage inclusion, and highlight the strengths and talents of the ASD community. The event will also feature resources for individuals with ASD, families, and educators, including expert talks and sensory-friendly activities.
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