Giant Steps Living Lab Learning Series | Weaving the Maps of Autistic Lifetimes: What Research Reveals about Milestones and Pathways
February 18, 2026 | Hybrid
Seiun Thomas Henderson: Living Lab Leadership
With decades of experience in education and innovation, Seiun Thomas Henderson works alongside autistic people, families, and practitioners to ensure research is grounded in lived experience and translates into meaningful, tangible outcomes for the communities it serves.
Open Call | Join the Giant Steps Living Lab Advisory Committee
Application deadline: November 24, 2025
REPLAY | Creating Supportive Learning Environments for Autistic Students
Recorded: November 12, 2025
REPLAY | Using CC-ACT to Promote Caregiver Wellbeing
Recorded: September 30, 2025
Neurodiversity in Action: Voices, Evidence, Inclusion
March 20, 21, 2026 | In person
Joint CanNRT Research Forum and Giant Steps Living Lab Learning Series
Date: 27 November, 2024 | Format: Hybrid
Giant Steps Living Lab: Advancing Autism Research and Innovation (Giant Steps)
The Giant Steps Living Lab, developed in partnership with Giant Steps, represents a research and innovation hub dedicated to advancing the understanding and inclusion of autistic individuals and their families. This initiative is designed to bridge the gap between research and the lived and living experiences of the autism community.
À pas de géant: un nouveau centre pour répondre aux besoins des personnes autistes à Montréal (Noovo info)
Une cour extérieure avec des dizaines d’installations et de jeux de toutes sortes, des salles munies d’imprimantes 3D, d’instruments de musique et même un mini marché alimentaire: le centre pour personnes autistes À pas de géant souhaite apporter une aide nécessaire dans un contexte où les diagnostics d’autisme continuent de grimper au pays.
Un pas de géant pour améliorer la vie de autistes (EST Média Montréal)
Construction will soon begin on the Giant Steps Autism Centre on Molson Street, just behind the brand new Angus Medical Clinic (one of the largest Family Medicine Network Groups in Quebec). A major project that is both innovative and essential, it will bring together under one roof a school, a training centre, a community centre and a research laboratory.