Become a member
Connecting complementary strengths and diverse perspectives is the most effective way to advance knowledge and achieve collective impact.
Our members include researchers, clinicians, trainees, neurodiverse individuals and family members, community leaders, and more.
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TACC members get the latest news, updates and opportunities, and all are invited to participate and contribute to the network’s activities and events.
Membership categories
Research
Member
Trainee
Member
Community
Member
Independent researcher or clinical-researcher, as defined by the Fonds de la Recherche du Québec, conducting research in autism or neurodevelopment.
Graduate student or postdoctoral fellow registered in a Quebec university who conducts research in autism or neurodevelopment.
Community members including clinicians, research personnel, undergraduate students, professionals, policy-makers, neurodivergent individuals or family members.
What to expect
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Access
Explore events, activities, and resources to deepen your involvement in neurodevelopmental research, policy, and care.
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Expand your expertise
Benefit from learning and training opportunities to enhance your skills and stay updated in the field.
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Funding and recognition
Access grants and awards to support your research and gain recognition for your work.
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Shape the future
Participate in TACC’s governance and committees, influencing decisions, and driving positive change within the community.
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Stay connected and informed
Receive regular updates through our newsletter.
“TACC offers a space where conversations can really happen. The quality of the science produced by network members is amazing, as is the quality of knowledge translation and application."