Film screenings during the 2026 conference and the two-day art exhibition.
A short film directed by Amber Huang, a graduate of NYU Tisch School of the Arts, exploring the experiences of siblings in autism families. Her previous work 'Glass' won Best US Student Director at the 2024 Seattle Film Festival. Using film art to convey understanding and empathy for autism families.
A documentary produced by Jianping Qu, President of the Franklin Foundation, documenting cross-cultural travel experiences of autism families. Through the lens of travel and cultural exchange, the film reveals the real lives of autistic individuals and their families. It conveys the power of courage, family bonds, and cross-cultural understanding.
The art exhibition ran throughout both days of the conference, showcasing artwork created by autistic individuals and families. Open during every coffee break and lunch period, the exhibition provided attendees with opportunities to appreciate and understand creative expression in autism.
The Taiwan Autistic Arts Association (TAAA) participated as a partner in the curation and organization of the exhibition, bringing cross-cultural artistic perspectives. The Autistic Artistry Foundation also provided significant support.