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Join us for the 3rd annual Preschool Autism Summit.

Why Thousands of Educators Are Grabbing a Free Ticket to the Preschool Autism Summit

If you support young autistic children, you know how hard it can be to find training that feels practical, respectful, and realistic for the classroom.

  • You want strategies that actually work.
  • You want ideas you can use on Monday morning.
  • And you want professional learning that honors autistic children for who they are.

That's exactly why we created the Preschool Autism Summit.

From July 12–15, 2026, educators, therapists, paraprofessionals, administrators, and caregivers from around the world will come together for four days of learning, connection, and encouragement—all from the comfort of home. And the best part?

The free ticket is truly free.

What Is the Preschool Autism Summit?

The Preschool Autism Summit is a virtual training event focused on supporting preschool and early elementary autistic learners through neurodiversity-affirming practices.

Over four days, you'll hear from leading voices in autism education, communication, AAC, sensory support, play, regulation, and inclusive teaching practices.

Each day brings fresh presentations designed specifically for the early childhood years.

Whether you work in a preschool classroom, special education setting, therapy room, childcare center, or support children at home, you'll walk away with ideas you can immediately put into practice.

The summit is hosted by Autism Little Learners and has become a favorite professional development event for educators looking for compassionate, evidence-informed strategies that prioritize connection over compliance.

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The Preschool Autism Summit is in year 3.

What Do You Get With the Free Ticket?

When you register for a free ticket, you'll receive access to each day's presentations as they are released during the summit.

Every morning, new sessions become available inside the Summit Hub, where you can watch the presentations and learn from experts who understand the realities of supporting autistic children in early childhood settings.

Your free ticket includes:

  • Access to daily summit presentations
  • Practical strategies you can use right away
  • A wide variety of perspectives from educators, therapists, advocates, and autistic voices
  • The ability to learn from home, school, or wherever you are
  • A supportive community of professionals who care deeply about autistic children

The summit was intentionally designed to make professional learning accessible, which is why the free ticket gives educators an opportunity to learn without the expense and travel requirements of traditional conferences.

Why Educators Love Virtual Summits

Let's be honest. Most educators don't have extra days to travel across the country for professional development. Between classroom preparation, IEP meetings, family responsibilities, therapy schedules, and everything else on your plate, finding time for yourself can feel impossible.

The Preschool Autism Summit allows you to learn where you are.

  • Watch before school.
  • Listen during your lunch break.
  • Take notes after the kids are in bed.

The learning fits into your life instead of requiring you to rearrange your life around it.

Topics That Matter Right Now

One of the things attendees love most about the summit is that the sessions focus on the challenges educators are facing right now.

You'll hear conversations about:

  • AAC and communication supports
  • Neurodiversity-affirming practices
  • Play-based learning
  • Regulation and sensory support
  • Inclusive classroom strategies
  • Building authentic relationships
  • Supporting multilingual learners
  • Strength-based approaches to teaching autistic children

These aren't theoretical conversations.

They're practical discussions designed to help you create more supportive, responsive learning environments.

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Learning That Leaves You Feeling Hopeful

Professional development should not leave you feeling like you're doing everything wrong.

It should leave you feeling equipped.

Encouraged.

Inspired.

And ready to try something new.

That is what makes the Preschool Autism Summit different.

The goal isn't perfection.

The goal is helping educators build on what they're already doing well while discovering new ways to support communication, connection, regulation, and participation.

Small changes can create meaningful ripple effects for the children we serve.

Who Should Attend?

The Preschool Autism Summit was created for:

  • Preschool teachers
  • Special education teachers
  • SLPs
  • Occupational therapists
  • Physical therapists
  • Paraprofessionals
  • Early intervention providers
  • Administrators
  • Childcare professionals
  • Families supporting young autistic children

If you work with preschool-aged autistic learners, this event was designed with you in mind.

Save Your Spot

Every year, thousands of educators join us for this event because they want practical support, fresh ideas, and encouragement from people who understand the work they do every day.

The free ticket gives you access to four days of valuable professional learning at no cost. So grab your favorite coffee, clear a little space in your notebook, and join us. We can't wait to learn alongside you.

The 2026 Preschool Autism Summit takes place July 12–15, and your free ticket is waiting.

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Create a Circle Time That Feels Safe, Structured, and Engaging

If circle time has been sitting on your “I know this needs to feel better” list, this is the easiest place to start. This quick, practical guide walks you through 5 simple shifts that help circle time feel more predictable, engaging, and supportive for autistic students with high support needs—without forcing long group times, adding pressure, or expecting students to participate in one “right” way.

You’ll learn how to start small, use visuals, support regulation, build in interaction, and create a circle time routine that grows with your students over time. 

Download the guide and start with one small shift that makes tomorrow’s circle time feel easier.

8 Comments

  1. Tristan Ahlstedt

    I’m unable to attend on the dates of the summit. Will it be recorded and posted somewhere? Can it be purchased?

    Reply
  2. Melanie

    How many Professional Development hours is the summit?

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  3. Allison Sanders

    I found this the day after the summit finished 🙁 Is it going to be posted somewhere so that I can still view it? I am extremely interested! I teach special Ed preschool.

    Thank you!!!

    Reply
  4. Jama Abney

    Is there anyway to view this afterwards and still earn Professional Development hours? How?

    Reply

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