2008 Annual Meeting, Washington DC
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2008 Annual Meeting, Washington DC

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Plenary Sessions

  • Are Genes Destiny?
    We Are all Mutants: We Had Better Hope That We Are More Thank Our Genes
    Alan Guttmacher, MD
  • Living a Real Life
    Personal and Political Life in the Community
  • The New Professional
    New Wine, New Wineskins: The Journey to a New (and Very Old) Professionalism
    David Leach, MD
  • It's a New World
    Inclusion Around the World - Progress and Challenges
    Diane Richler
  • Mapping the Future Course of Disability Policy
    Robert M. Gettings, Former Executive Director of the National Association of State Directors of Developmental Disabilities Services (NASDDDS)

Special Theme Sessions

  • Ethical Issues for People with Intellectual Disabilities Bioethics and People with Clinical Genetics
    Leigh Ann Kingsberry-Gerontology
    Gurit Lotan-Psychology, Bioethics
    Matthew Taylor-Medical Genetics
  • Participatory Action Research with Disabled Adults: Advancing Scientifically Sound, Socially Relevant, Ethical Research
    Katherine McDonald, PhD Portland State University
    Dora Raymaker Portland State University
    Scott Robertson Autistic Self-Advocacy Network
    Christina Nicolaidis, MD, MPH Oregon Health & Science University
  • Quality of Life and Environmental Health-What's the Connection?
    Laura Abulafia, AAIDD Environmental Health Initiative
    Elise Miller, Institute for Children's Environmental Health
    Steven Gilbert, PhD, Institute of Neurotoxicology and Neurological Disorders
    Ted Schettler, MD, Science and Environmental Health Network
    Joe Meadours, Environmental Health Initiative
  • Relationships and Community Membership: The Opposite of Isolation
    Angela Novak Amado, PhD, University of Minnesota
  • Relationships and Community Membership - The Opposite of Isolation
    Nitasha M. Clark, University of New Mexico
  • Relationships and Community Membership: Community and Relationships
    Julie Petty, Self Advocates Becoming Empowered
  • Research, Data, Technology and the Future
    Steven Eidelman, University of Delaware
  • Using SIS to Support Individualized Planning and Community Inclusion
    Stephen Greenspan, PhD, University of Colorado
    Charles Moseley, EdD, National Association of State Directors of Developmental Disabilities Services
    James Thompson, PhD, Illinois State University
    Marc Tassé, PhD, University of South Florida