Autism One Conference is FREE ONLINE!

May 25, 2011

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AutismOne is Free and Streaming Live on the Internet!

So excited! I will be in Chicago for Autism One in 18 hours!

Even more excited that the conference is not only free to attendees, but

to anyone with an internet connection!

Autism One is the biggest autism

conference in the country, and the man that runs it, Ed Arranga, is and

autism dad to two boys, one with a severe severe seizure disorder.

He is so passionate about getting as much help to families as he can,

that this year he made the conference free. This week he announced

that

he was streaming the whole thing live on the internet for free on six

channels.

It starts Wed May 25th and goes through Sunday May 29th and there are

more than 150 speakers on many different tracks: Behavior,

nutrition, medical issues, legal issues, advocacy, safety, alternative

treatments, adult issues... it is endless. Its not just for autism

any more. It addresses a myriad of childhood (and adult) issues for

people with special needs or medical problems, particularly neurological

and autoimmune disorders.

You can find the schedule

here.

And the Ustream feed is

here .

Please forward this email to everyone you know. This is a HUGE

resource for families in all corners of the world, especially remote

areas. Seriously... forward this to everyone.

The info straight from AO:

FREE Live Video Streaming

AutismOne/Generation Rescue Conference Goes Worldwide! Live Video

Streaming of all Conference Presentations is confirmed!

With years in the making and lots of hard work we have confirmed that

we are going to be able to offer live video streams of the conference

presentations.

After each lecture we will be selling the presentation DVDs and

Digital Downloads in the

AutismOne.org/shop. You may want

to visit the schedule page here >> we will be uploading FREE

downloadable handouts of the presentation materials and have links to

each Digital Download as they become available.

For those at the conference this will be a great way to see the

presentations you loved again and to experience the ones you couldn't

attend. With over 150 different sessions over 5 days no one can see them

all at the conference.

For those of you who couldn't make the conference we will be sorry to

miss you but are happy you can experience some of the conference at

home.

Tune into the AutismOne Channel

'

AutismLive' on Ustream

The link to Ustream will be posted to the

AutismOne.org home page all days of

the conference.

Join the conversation! Ustream provides the ability to chat with

others watching the presentations. You need to be a Ustream member to

join the chat. Now would be a good time to become a Ustream member and

ensure your voice is part of the dynamic community conversation.

Please help us spread the word about this amazing effort that allows

us to bring the AutsimOne / Generation Rescue Conference 2011 to all the

families in need world-wide!

We couldn't have offered this free conference and live stream without

the help of all our great sponsors especially our title sponsor

OxyHealth. A heartfelt thanks goes out to them!

Please Note: Live streaming 150 presentations on 6 channels is a huge

undertaking and there may be some technical difficulties but we will do

our best!

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May 25, 2011