Overview

The AAIDD Annual Meeting is the meeting of professionals in the intellectual disability field.

Why Attend – 2022

The meeting will provide a forum for researchers, practitioners, policymakers, students and early career professionals, and advocates to come together to reenvision their efforts to advance equity and inclusion in the intellectual and developmental disabilities field.

The conference will include plenary sessions focused on identifying the impact of systemic barriers in research, policy, and practice, in order to identify new and innovative pathways to equity and inclusion.

Feature panel presentations, poster presentations, poster symposia, and networking opportunities for conference participants to learn from one another with a focus on reenvisioning equity and inclusion is another highlight of the show.

Exhibitors typically address the needs of those who work with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities with professional and programmatic services or products, such as adaptive equipment, publications, communications, assistive technology devices, computer equipment, insurance, special education materials, healthcare services, multi-media instructions programs, pharmaceuticals, residential service, training and treatment products, testing devices and behavior scales, travel programs, university programs, and more.

Why Exhibit – 2022

The conference is typically attended by thought leaders in research, policy, and practice. Conference attendees are leaders and decision-makers in every setting that concerns people intellectual and developmental disabilities.

The meeting is an ideal way for companies to reach their target audience.

Organizer

The American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD) is the oldest and largest interdisciplinary membership organization of professionals and others concerned about intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Founded in 1876, AAIDD promotes progressive policies, sound research, effective practices and universal human rights for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

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