On April 17-19, Autism Alliance of Canada held the 11th annual Canadian Autism Leadership Summit (CALS2025), in Ottawa and livestream. This year’s Summit’s goal was to dive into the recently published Autism Strategy, exploring opportunities and gaps with panelists and participants during World Cafés Sessions; table discussions designed top foster collaboration and collective impact.

To keep the conversation going, we are pleased to share the products of those table discussions: 5 Community Briefs, each one exploring a priority area of Canada’s Autism Strategy.

Click on the following links to read the briefs :

• Brief 1 – Screening, Diagnosis & Services
• Brief 2 – Economic Inclusion
• Brief 3 – Data Collection, Public Health Surveillance & Research
• Brief 4 – Public Awareness, Understanding & Acceptance
• Brief 5 – Tools & Resources