Resource | Acetaminophen Use in Pregnancy
A new evidence-informed infographic developed with partners across Canada clarifies what the science says about using acetaminophen (Tylenol) safely during pregnancy.
TACC Member Assembly | Connecting Research and Community
On May 27, 2025, the TACC brought together researchers, clinicians, trainees, and people with lived and living experience for a full-day Member Assembly focused on strengthening inclusive research across Quebec.
Play, Connect, Thrive: Inclusive Outdoor Play
On May 24, 2025, families, educators, researchers, and community partners gathered at the Giant Steps Centre in Montreal for a conversation that reached far beyond the playground.
A place to call home: A model for supporting self-determination among autistic adults
Supported by TACC’s Partners for Change initiative, this project shows how living and lived experience and co-design can lead to tangible outcomes for autistic adults and their families.
Future leaders at the helm: Empowering the next generation in neurodevelopmental research
The TACC Trainee Co-Leadership Award amplifies trainee voices in research governance, equipping them with tools to lead change across neurodevelopmental science and community engagement.
Know what to expect: Prepare for your Q1K visit with a virtual walkthrough
Visiting a hospital or research center can bring up a lot of questions—What will it look like? Who will I meet? What will happen?
From Concert Hall to Community: Making Music Inclusive for All
Award-winning OSMose project recognized for reimagining concert accessibility for neurodivergent children
Leadership in focus: TACC launches new chapter with recognition from FRQ
A candid interview with autistic journalist Mathieu Caron introduces the Transforming Autism Care Consortium’s new directors, highlighting the network’s mandate and its commitment to community-engaged research.
Discovering, Engaging, and Transforming: Québec 1,000 Families (Q1K)
Québec 1,000 Families (Q1K) is built on the principles of collaboration, inclusion, and innovation.
Partners for Change: Building Bridges Between Research and Community
Partners for Change is a pilot initiative of the Transforming Autism Care Consortium (TACC) that fosters meaningful partnerships between researchers, neurodivergent individuals, and community organizations. By emphasizing collaboration across diverse sectors such as health, education, housing, and the arts, this initiative creates opportunities to address unmet needs and drive social innovation.