ALT A row of people stand side by side in front of Autism Alliance of Canada's stand-up banners, 3 Canadian flags, and two projection screens above them. There are colleagues from MacART, the Senate, Autism Alliance of Canada, and AccessOAP.

ALT Text on graphic reads: CJAE issue 6 now live! This issue explores stigma about autism and discrimination against Autistics. Visit cjae.ca. A picture of the journal issue cover is displayed, which is artwork depicting a bald person's face in side profile with the front of the face covered in a black oval, with a spiral design over it and a humanoid figure sitting at the edge of the oval area with one arm outstretched.

ALT "World Autism Day - April 2nd" is overlaid on top of a blue world map. Along the bottom of the graphic, there are people with their hands on each other's backs or holding hands.

ALT Dr. Mackenzie Salt and Ling Shan Zhang stand and smile with a poster titled, "A New Way to Think: A Beginner's Perspective on Qualitative Health Research".

ALT Minahel Qureshi, Jenna Ratcliffe, Dr. Mackenzie Salt, and Maryam Muayad stand with their poster titled, "Fraud Detection and Prevention Strategies for Online Surveys: Lessons Learned from the Brighter Path Project". A prominent main takeaway is featured on the poster, reading "Fraudulent survey activity can significantly compromise the integrity of online health survey research."

ALT Maryam Muayad, Minahel Qureshi, and Dr. Mackenzie Salt stand with their poster titled, "Fraud Detection and Prevention Strategies for Online Surveys: Lessons Learned from the Brighter Path Project". A prominent main takeaway is featured on the poster, reading "Fraudulent survey activity can significantly compromise the integrity of online health survey research."

ALT Gregory Zhu and Dr. Mackenzie Salt stand and smile with their poster, "The Less Money I have, the More Disabled I Feel": A Scoping Review and Reflexive Thematic Analysis of Autistic Adults' Conceptualizations of Autonomy.

ALT The study title reads, "Household income among families with Autistic children and youths in Canada: a cross-sectional matched cohort study". The study authors include Erin Collins, Ahmed Al-Jaishi, Amy Farrow, Nana Amankwah, Stelios Georgiades, Mackenzie Salt, Kieran Holmes, and Rojiemiahd Edjoc.

ALT The study title reads, "Prevalence of Autism Among Adults in Canada: Results from a Simulation Modelling Study". The study authors include Erin Collins, Rojiemiahd Edjoc, Amy Farrow, Christoffer Dharma, Stelios Georgiades, Kieran Holmes, Christa Orchard, Siobhan O’Donnell, Sarah Palmeter, Mackenzie Salt, and Ahmed Al-Jaishi.

ALT An MC stands at a lectern addressing the Canadian Autism Leadership Summit attendees. Five panelists are seated in a row next to the lectern.

ALT MacART members and colleagues stand for a group photo at the Canadian Autism Leadership Summit. From left to right: Dr. Mackenzie Salt, Dr. Caroline Roncadin, Dr. Amedeo D'Angiulli, Dr. Vivian Lee, Dr. Elyse Rosa, Alessia Greco, Renee Baysarowich, and Dr. Stelios Georgiades.

ALT A poster titled, "Bots, Bad Actors, & Bias: Participation Fraud in Neurodevelopmental Research", involving student Samantha Rutherford and MacART member Dr. Mackenzie Salt.

ALT A poster titled, "Exploring Autistic Perspectives on What it Means to Be an Adult", involving student Katie Stock and MacART member Dr. Mackenzie Salt.

ALT A poster titled "The Pediatric Autism Research Cohort (PARC) Study: Examining Trajectories of Functioning in Autistic Children in Canada", involving MacART members Drs. Yun-Ju (Claire) Chen, Eric Duku, Terry Bennett, Kathy Georgiades, Mackenzie Salt, Julia Frei, Olaf Kraus De Camargo, Peter Rosenbaum, Briano DiRezze, Caroline Roncadin, Irene Drmic, Stephen J Gentles, & Stelios Georgiades.

ALT At Offord Centre Research Day, a panel discussion with six Offord members is taking place. The six panelists are sitting in a row of chairs at the side of the conference room, with attendees sitting at round tables listening and participating in the discussion. The panelists include MacART members Dr. Mackenzie Salt and Dr. Elyse Rosa.

ALT The graphic reads, "World Autism Day - April 2nd, Advancing Neurodiversity". There are four people standing together with arms linked across each other's backs. One person has a triumphant fist raised into the air.

ALT A table set up with a variety of brochures, pamphlets, and information sheets about MacART, the Pediatric Autism Research Cohort Study (PARC), and the Offord Centre for Child Studies. There are also activity items on the table, including sticker sheets, play dough, and Crayola markers.

ALT A bright auditorium set up with tables featuring artwork created by Autistic children and youth. Viewers are walking around enjoying the art and conversing.