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SUMMARY:AutismBC Goes to The Golden Spurtle at VIFF
DESCRIPTION:We’re pleased to invite autistic adults with AutismBC memberships and their plus-ones to a VIFF screening of The Golden Spurtle — a warm-hearted and wonderfully quirky documentary that follows Charlie Miller\, a charismatic competitor for the Scottish Golden Spurtle in the World Porridge Making Championships.   \nConnect with other autistic adults in our membership\, enjoy the film\, and stay for an optional meetup afterwards at a local coffee shop where you can discuss the film with others*.  \n* Optional meet-up afterwards is self-paid.  \nDate/time: Tuesday\, June 2\, 6-8:30 PM PT \nTentative Schedule:   \n\n6 PM: Arrive at VIFF Lochmaddy Studio to check in \n6:20: Screening of The Golden Spurtle begins \n7:45: Screening ends \n8: Optional meetup at Breka on Davie (855 Davie Street\, Vancouver [map]) \n8:30: Goes ends \n\nLocation: Lochmaddy Studio Theatre at VIFF Centre\, 1181 Seymour Street\, Vancouver (map)   \nThis is a 19+ event. Accessibility information is available on VIFF’s website.  \nHow to Register  \nAutismBC membership is required to register. Please be sure to register yourself and the person you’re planning to bring. Space is limited to 24 adult members on a first-come\, first-served basis. Not yet a member? Join for exclusive benefits.  \nTo register\, click the button below and submit the form before June 1 at noon.  \n \nIf you are no longer able to attend after registration closes\, please let us know as soon as possible so we can offer your spot to someone on the waitlist.  \nAbout VIFF\nVIFF is a charitable cultural organization that encourages understanding of the world’s cultures through the art of cinema. \nAbout AutismBC Goes \n \nAutismBC Goes is a series of free\, safe\, supportive\, and inclusive events designed to connect the autism community.
URL:https://www.autismbc.ca/events/autismbc-goes-the-golden-spurtle-viff-may-2026/
LOCATION:VIFF Centre\, 1181 Seymour St.\, Vancouver\, BC\, V3L0A6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:AutismBC Goes
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SUMMARY:AutismBC Socials: Pokémon Club (Richmond)
DESCRIPTION:Pokémon Club: A Fun\, Inclusive Program for Children and Youth\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOur Pokémon Club is a facilitated\, themed monthly program designed for children and youth ages 6–16 to enjoy a shared passion for Pokémon through games\, activities\, and fun social connections. Participants can come in costumes\, bring Pokémon-themed games or puzzles\, and even trade cards if they’d like! \nProgram Details: \n\nWho: Children and youth ages 6–16\nWhen: 1st Saturday of each Month (specific dates/months may vary)\nWhere: Pacific Autism Family Network\, 3688 Cessna Drive\, Richmond\nCost: Free\n\nTo ensure fairness and inclusivity\, the club operates on a rotational invitation list. We currently have a waitlist for this popular program. \nIf you’re interested in joining or learning more\, please contact us via our contact page. \nAdditional Information: \n\nSpace is limited\, and registration is required.\nOlder participants are welcome to join as volunteers or mentors. If you know youth interested in volunteering\, please let us know.\nPlease note that volunteers must complete a criminal record check for vulnerable sectors.\nSpecial thanks to the PAFN for their generous support of our club through space donation.\n\nWe look forward to welcoming you to the Pokémon Club!
URL:https://www.autismbc.ca/events/autismbc-socials-pokemon-club-richmond-16/
LOCATION:Pacific Autism Family Network\, 3688 Cessna Drive\, Richmond\, BC
CATEGORIES:AutismBC Socials
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SUMMARY:AutismBC Goes to Young Engineers Richmond (Giveaway)
DESCRIPTION:Enter a draw to attend our upcoming Goes to Young Engineers Richmond! This exciting learning and socializing opportunity offers STEM workshops for kids from Kindergarten to Grade 7.  \nDate/time: Sunday\, June 7\, 10 AM to noon PT \nSchedule: Bricks Challenge (Kindergarten to Grade 3) from 10-11 AM\, Galileo Technic (Grade 4-7) from 11 AM to noon \nLocation: Young Engineers Richmond\, 11780 Hammersmith Way\, Unit 220\, Richmond (map)  \nWhether you choose the Bricks Challenge (K–Grade 3) or Galileo Technic (Grade 4–7)\, your Young Engineer is in for an hour of fun\, hands-on learning!  \nBricks Challenge (K–Grade 3) \nStudents will explore key scientific principles through hands-on building and storytelling. Inspired by historical scientists and inventors such as Leonardo Da Vinci\, Sir Isaac Newton\, and Archimedes\, students will engage in activities that introduce them to fundamental physics concepts\, including:   \n\nCentrifugal and centripetal force  \nForce of inertia  \nKinetic and potential energy  \nLaw of action-reaction  \nLift force\, torque\, and leverage points  \nLoad distribution and angular momentum  \nStudents will also practice the mathematical skills necessary for scientific calculations related to their models \n\nGalileo Technic (Grade 4–7)\nDesigned for older students\, the Galileo Technic program provides an in-depth look at mechanical systems from an engineer’s perspective. Participants will work in teams to build complex machines\, exploring:   \n\nMechanical\, mathematical\, and physical aspects of engineering  \nLogical problem-solving and teamwork in construction  \nThe fundamental principles behind machinery design and function \n\nHow to Enter \nAutismBC membership is required to enter the giveaway. Not a member? You can join for exclusive benefits.  \nThere are only 16 spaces available at this Goes event\, eight spots for each of the two sessions. If you register and are unable to attend\, please notify us through our contact us page immediately so we can give your spot to another member who entered the giveaway. \nRegistration closes June 2 at Noon.  \nDon’t miss this exciting STEM education and learning opportunity!  \nTo save your spot\, click the button below.  \n\nREGISTER NOW \n\n\n \nInformation for Caregivers \nYoung engineers can be dropped off five minutes before class. Aside from water\, please don’t bring any food into the classroom. If your child has a food allergy\, please inform Young Engineers and AutismBC in advance. All classroom teaching equipment used will stay at Young Engineers Richmond.   \nAs space is limited\, Young Engineers asks caregivers to leave the room during the workshop\, but remain on-site until it’s over. To see what they made before you head home\, return 10 minutes before the workshop ends.  \nAbout Young Engineers \nThe horizontal\, full-colour logo for Young Engineers.\nFounded in 2008\, Young Engineers operates Engineering after-school activities in over 50 countries and has over 30\,000 students globally. Their mission is to prepare four to 15-year-old students for the changing demands of the 21st century workforce\, focusing on fun\, hands-on learning.  \nAbout AutismBC Goes  \nThe horizontal\, full-colour logo for AutismBC Goes\, a series of events by AutismBC.\nAutismBC Goes is a series of free\, safe\, supportive\, and inclusive events designed to connect the autism community.
URL:https://www.autismbc.ca/events/autismbc-goes-to-young-engineers-richmond-giveaway/
LOCATION:Young Engineers Richmond\, 11780 Hammersmith Way #220\, Richmond\, BC V7A 5E9
CATEGORIES:AutismBC Goes
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SUMMARY:AutismBC Meets: Supporting Adults
DESCRIPTION:Supporting Adults brings together families of autistic adults to share experiences\, challenges\, and resources. This group offers support for caregivers as they navigate evolving roles\, both for themselves and for their adult children\, including the transition into adulthood\, supported decision-making\, housing\, employment\, and ongoing care.  \nDate: Second Wednesday of each month \nTime: 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM\nLocation: Online (Zoom)\nRegistration:\nRegistration is required to participate in this event. Not yet a member? Join now for exclusive benefits \nLog in to register: \nTeal button with white text reading “register now” in all caps.\n  \n  \n  \n  \nWho it’s for:\nCaregivers of autistic adults (18+) who are continuing to navigate support needs\, independence\, and adulthood.  \nSession Topic: Acceptance  \nJoin us for a welcoming\, low-barrier peer-led discussion exploring what autism acceptance looks like within family systems. This session is designed for adult caregivers and family members\, focusing on practical ways to foster acceptance\, understanding\, and connection at home. \nWhether you’re new to the concept or looking for more tools and insight\, this session will offer guidance\, resources\, and an opportunity to deepen your understanding. \nAdditional details: \n\nGroup sessions will accommodate up to 15 participants\nSession notes will be shared after the event\, but chat messages will not be shared\nPlease review our Program Guidelines before attending\n\n\n\nAutismBC Meets — Building Connection and Community\nTogether\, we are stronger. Discover the power of community to uplift\, educate\, and support one another. \nAutismBC Meets are peer-to-peer support groups designed to help you build community. Whether you are a parent or caregiver of a newly diagnosed child\, managing a child’s ongoing support needs\, exploring your evolving role as a caregiver of an adult\, seeking connections with other professionals\, or discovering your own neurotype\, there is an AutismBC Meets group for you. \nAutismBC Meets is a peer-led support space\, not a clinical or crisis service. If you are seeking connection\, clarity\, empathy\, and a deeper understanding\, this is the place for you. \nAll AutismBC Meets are held online via Zoom\, making it easy to join from anywhere in B.C.
URL:https://www.autismbc.ca/events/autismbc-meets-supporting-adults-7/
CATEGORIES:AutismBC Meets
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SUMMARY:AutismBC Meets: Transitions and Beyond
DESCRIPTION:Transitions and Beyond is for families who are further along in their autism journey and beginning to navigate more complex support needs. Whether you’re exploring school experiences\, fostering social connections\, preparing for adulthood\, managing co-occurring needs\, or building long-term plans\, this group offers a supportive space for connection\, shared strategies\, and deeper understanding through lived experience. \nDate: 2nd Thursday of each month \nTime: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM\nLocation: Online (Zoom) \nRegistration is required to attend. Group sessions will accommodate up to 15 participants. \nLog in to register: \nTeal button with white text reading “register now” in all caps.\n  \n  \n  \n  \nWho it’s for: \nCaregivers of autistic preteens\, teens\, and young adults (typically ages 10–18+) who are further along in their journey and navigating deeper support needs or transitions.  \nAdditional details: \n\nAdvanced registration is required\nAutismBC membership is required to participate in this event. Don’t have a membership? Join here for exclusive benefits\nSession notes will be shared after the event\, but chat meeting notes will not be shared\nPlease review our Program Guidelines & Welcome Kit before attending
URL:https://www.autismbc.ca/events/autismbc-meets-transitions-and-beyond-12/
CATEGORIES:AutismBC Meets,Transitions and Beyond
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SUMMARY:AutismBC Meets: New to Autism
DESCRIPTION:New to Autism is for parents and caregivers navigating the early stages of an autism diagnosis. Whether you’re seeking clarity\, learning about available services\, or looking to connect with others on a similar path\, this group offers a supportive environment to ask questions\, share experiences\, and discover your next steps. \nDate: Third Tuesday of each month\nTime: 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM\nLocation: Online (Zoom)\nRegistration is required to attend. \nLog in to register: \nTeal button with white text reading “register now” in all caps.\n  \n  \n  \n  \nWho it’s for:\nCaregivers of autistic children and youth (ages 0–18) who are newly diagnosed or exploring a diagnosis. \nAdditional details: \n\nParticipants must register in advance to attend\nAttendance is capped at 15\nAutismBC membership is required to participate in an event. Not yet a member? Join for exclusive benefits\nSession notes/resources will be shared after the event\, but chat messages will not be shared\nPlease review our Welcome Kit before attending\n\n\nAutismBC Meets — Building Connection and Community\nTogether\, we are stronger. Discover the power of community to uplift\, educate\, and support one another. \nAutismBC Meets are peer-to-peer support groups designed to help you build community. Whether you are a parent or caregiver of a newly diagnosed child\, managing a child’s ongoing support needs\, exploring your evolving role as a caregiver of an adult\, seeking connections with other professionals\, or discovering your own neurotype\, there is an AutismBC Meets group for you. \nAutismBC Meets is a peer-led support space\, not a clinical or crisis service. If you are seeking connection\, clarity\, empathy\, and a deeper understanding\, this is the place for you. \nAll AutismBC Meets are held online via Zoom\, making it easy to join from anywhere in B.C.
URL:https://www.autismbc.ca/events/autismbc-meets-new-to-autism-7/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:AutismBC Meets,New to Autism
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SUMMARY:AutismBC Talks: Know Your Benefits with Lauren Stinson
DESCRIPTION:Know Your Benefits:\nNavigating the DTC\, RDSP\, and BC’s New Disability Funding\nMajor changes are coming to disability funding in BC\, and this webinar is here to help you feel more supported\, informed\, and confident in what comes next. Join us to better understand your options and the supports available to you and your family. \nLed by Lauren Stinson from Disability Alliance BC (DABC)\, this session will cover: \n\nThe Disability Tax Credit (DTC)\, including new eligibility changes and application tips\nHow to describe sensory\, mental function\, and other disability-related impacts on DTC applications\nWhat to do if a DTC application is denied\nBC’s new disability funding programs for children and youth\, replacing the Autism Funding Program\nThe BC Children & Youth Disability Supplement\nThe Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) and Canada Disability Benefit\n\nOpen to autistic adults\, families\, caregivers\, self-advocates\, professionals\, and anyone interested in disability benefits and funding in BC. No diagnosis required. \nVirtual Webinar  |  FREE\nJune 16\, 2026  |  6:00 to 8:00 PM PT \n**Please note that this webinar will not be recorded\, so we encourage you to attend live to benefit from the presentation and interactive Q&A. \n\nREGISTER NOW \n\n\n \nMembers-Only Event:\n\nThis is a members-only event. Learn more about our free AutismBC Community Membership here.\n\nWho Should Attend: \n\nAutistic adults — self-identified or formally diagnosed \nParents and caregivers of autistic children and youth \nFamilies navigating the transition away from the Autism Funding Program \nSelf-advocates who want to understand their benefit entitlements \nSupport workers\, professionals\, and anyone supporting autistic individuals \n\n  \nAbout Lauren Stinson\n \nLauren Stinson (she/her) is a proud member of the cerebral palsy community and a graduate of Simon Fraser University. She works with Disability Alliance BC as a Community Advocate in the Access DTC Program and is a leading expert on Disability Tax Credit (DTC) applications in Canada.  \nLauren specializes in supporting individuals and families in navigating the DTC process — helping people understand what they are entitled to\, communicate their needs effectively in applications\, and access the benefits connected to the DTC including the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) and the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB). She brings practical\, lived-experience-informed expertise to systems that can feel overwhelming and inaccessible\, and is deeply committed to ensuring that people with disabilities can access the financial supports they deserve. \nAbout Disability Alliance BC (DABC)\n\nDABC is a provincial\, cross-disability non-profit and registered charity based in Vancouver\, Canada.\n \nEstablished in 1977\, DABC’s mission is to champion the rights and interests of people with all types of disabilities through direct services\, advocacy\, and research.
URL:https://www.autismbc.ca/events/autismbc-talks-know-your-benefits/
CATEGORIES:AutismBC Talks
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LOCATION:https://www.autismbc.ca/events/autismbc-talks-know-your-benefits/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260621T100000
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SUMMARY:Community Event: National Indigenous People's Day
DESCRIPTION:We’ll be at National Indigenous Peoples Day in Prince George! \nJoin us on Sunday\, June 21 at Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park for a full day of live entertainment\, cultural activities\, a Mini Pow Wow\, artisan & food vendors\, and so much more.  \nOur Northern Coordinator\, Amanda Sopel\, will be there sharing a table with the Prince George Métis Society. Free park-and-ride shuttles going from City Hall on 17th Avenue to the event leave every 15 minutes. Come by and say hello! We’d love to connect with you.  \nDate/time: June 21\, 10-5 PM \nLocation: Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park\, 17th Avenue\, heading East towards the Fraser River\, Prince George\, BC (map)  \nMore information about the event is available on the park’s website.
URL:https://www.autismbc.ca/events/national-indigenous-peoples-day-2026-prince-george/
LOCATION:Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park\, 17th Avenue\, Prince George\, British Columbia\, V2L 3X9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Community Event,Northern BC
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260623T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260623T193000
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SUMMARY:AutismBC Talks: Caregiver Workshop with Oralie Loong
DESCRIPTION:If you’re a caregiver looking for more ease and support in your day-to-day life\, you’re not alone\, and this webinar is here for you. \nTogether\, we’ll explore caregiver burnout through both neurodivergent and neurotypical perspectives within a neuroaffirming framework. Designed for caregivers of autistic children\, youth\, and adults\, this session will offer a deeper understanding of burnout\, along with practical\, compassionate strategies to support your wellbeing. \nNo pressure for major life changes or perfect routines. Just realistic\, sustainable approaches that can help make everyday life feel more balanced and supported for you\, too. \nWhat we’ll cover:\n– Understanding caregiver burnout\n– What contributes to burnout\n– The REST framework: Reduce demands\, Enjoy restorative indulgence\, Safeguard capacity\, Track patterns to prevent future burnout \nDate/time: Tuesday\, June 23\, 6–7:30 PM* \nLocation: Zoom \n\n*Date shifted from May 29 to ensure we have a broader reach of this Talk. \nThis is a members-only event. Please log in to your AutismBC account to register.\n\nLive spots for this session are limited to 300 participants. If you are not planning to attend live\, please hold off on registering and wait for the recording. We will post it on our YouTube channel after the event. By keeping live spots open for those who plan to attend in real time\, we can make sure everyone who joins us that evening gets the most out of the experience. Thank you for being considerate of your fellow community members. \nRegistration closes on Monday\, June 22 at noon. We’ll send you the Zoom link after you register. \nWhen you register for this event\, you’ll be signing up as a free AutismBC Community Member. This gives you access to our programs and events and helps us manage registrations and share updates. It does not involve governance\, and you can unsubscribe anytime. (This is different from Society Membership\, which includes voting and governance participation). To learn more about membership\, visit our website. \n \nAbout Oralie Loong\nOralie Loong is a Registered Clinical Counsellor and founder of Neurodivergent Counselling Services Inc. who brings both professional expertise and lived experience to her work with Autistic adults. As a late-diagnosed Autistic and ADHDer (aka AuDHDer)\, she speaks from a radically neurodivergence-affirming lens that centres Autistic voices\, strengths\, and culture. Her practice focuses on making the world a better place for Autistics\, including mental health counselling\, adult autism screening\, neurodiversity-affirming clinical supervision\, and advocating for therapeutic approaches that honour Autistic agency and lived experience.
URL:https://www.autismbc.ca/events/autismbc-talks-caregiver-workshop-oralie-loong/
CATEGORIES:AutismBC Talks
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