Uniting minds,
improving lives
The Transforming Autism Care Consortium (TACC) connects and mobilizes research strengths in Québec to improve quality of life for autistic individuals and people with neurodevelopmental conditions.
Connecting research
Over 100 researchers from universities and research centres across Québec spanning multiple disciplines
Training the next generation
Graduate students and postdoctoral fellows, training to become the next generation of leaders in neurodevelopment
Partnering across sectors
Partners, including professionals and individuals with living and lived experience, working together to make a difference
Impact stories
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- Autism Festival
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- Giant Steps Living Lab
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- upcoming events and opportunities
- Workshop
Through a partnership between TACC, CanNRT, and GIS Autisme et TND, PhD candidate Danae Penichet represented...
As a parent and caregiver, Geneviève Côté-Leblanc sees research as a vital toolbox for supporting autistic...
A new evidence-informed infographic developed with partners across Canada clarifies what the science says about using...
“When we work together, it’s so stimulating to be able to produce research that has rapid impact, and we see the effects in the community.”
Isabelle Courcy, on community-partnered research
TACC Regular (Research) Member, and
Associate Professor, Université de Montréal
Upcoming opportunities
Open Call | Join the Giant Steps Living Lab Advisory Committee
Application deadline: November 24, 2025
