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Upcoming Events

ARC-BH connects multiple universities
through live, in-person and virtual events.

Q&A with Dr. Daniel Almirall hosted by Autism Research Consortium in Communication 

Monday, August 17th, 2026 10-11am PST

Advance registration required

 

Join us for an interactive Q&A session on Sequential Multiple Assignment Randomized Trial (SMART) designs! Whether you are new to it or looking to deepen your understanding, this session offers an opportunity to ask questions and gain practical insights into developing adaptive interventions. For additional relevant information, you can view recorded webinars hosted by the ARCC here: https://www.autismrcc.com/events

Fishbowl Workshop #1
Monday, October 19th, 2026 9-11am PST​

For current mentees of the Autism and Implementation Science Mentorship Program to present works-in-progress and workshop ideas related to grant proposals, manuscripts, etc. This information should be presented in a short talk and mentees should prepare questions for senior mentors. This is a great opportunity to receive expert advice and consultation from mentors with expertise in autism research, implementation science, systems of care, and research methods!

More information coming soon 

January - Date and time TBD
ARC- Systems of Care Webinar on Community-Engaged Research, hosted by Dr. Lilliana Wagner

More information coming soon 

Fishbowl Workshop #2
Tuesday, August 6th, 2027 9-11am PST

For current mentees of the Autism and Implementation Science Mentorship Program to present works-in-progress and workshop ideas related to grant proposals, manuscripts, etc. This information should be presented in a short talk and mentees should prepare questions for senior mentors. This is a great opportunity to receive expert advice and consultation from mentors with expertise in autism research, implementation science, systems of care, and research methods!

More information coming soon 

ARC-BH Virtual Conference 
Thursday, June 3rd, 2027 9-12pm PST

For current mentees of the Autism and Implementation Science Mentorship Program to present the projects they developed and/or completed during their mentorship year. Mentees will be asked to present flash talks on completed projects or publications, or present works in progress (e.g. grant proposals) that they would like feedback on.

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