Listening Sessions: Your City, Your Voice

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Share your thoughts, questions, and experiences regarding autism in Philadelphia. Tell us what is working well, what needs improvement, and what we should focus on in the coming years.

 

Background:

In 2014, stakeholders contributed to a Final Report (click to learn more) of over 100 initiatives. These initiatives guided what we worked on in the coming years. It is close to 10 years since that Final Report. There have also been many changes since the pandemic. We need your voice to guide what we work on in the coming years.

 

There are several ways to have your voice heard. Please see below for more details.

  • Listening Sessions
  • Survey Feedback
  • Voice Message

Listening Sessions Report

Between 2022 and 2024, PhillyAP hosted 10 listening sessions to hear directly from the community about what is working and what needs improvement in autism services and support across Philadelphia. These sessions provided a platform for individuals, families, and professionals to share their experiences, challenges, and ideas for change. This report summarizes key takeaways from the sessions and outlines our next steps to address community-identified priorities.

Virtual Listening Sessions

We will update this space with any upcoming listening sessions. To stay informed about future sessions and other PhillyAP updates, subscribe to our listserv and be the first to know about new opportunities to share your experiences and insights!

Survey Feedback

Can’t make it to the Listening Sessions, but want to share your feedback? Please take the below survey!

Leave a Voicemail

Can’t make it to the Listening Sessions, but want to share your feedback? Submit a voice message!

Directions:

  • Click play to hear the question
  • Click “Reply” to record your voice message response.
  • Once done, click “Stop” to stop recording.
  • Enter your name and email (optional).
  • Click “Send” to submit it to us.

What are the top three things that are going well in supporting autistic persons and their families in Philadelphia?

What are the top three things that need to be improved in supporting autistic persons and their families in Philadelphia?

What are your suggestions for improving these issues?

What would you like the Philadelphia Autism Project to focus on in the next five years?

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