Bucharest hosts an educational program dedicated to autism.

Bucharest becomes the host of an innovative educational program, organized in partnership with Western Kentucky University (USA) and the NIA Neurodiversity Academy. This program, dedicated to supporting and integrating young people with autism, brings to Romania modern intervention methods used in the United States. Over the course of a week, American specialists will hold intensive sessions on intervention techniques, educational and social strategies, as well as innovations in the integration of young people with autism.

Among the expert participants are Dr. Corinne M. Murphy, Dr. Christina Noel, and Caroline Hudson, who will share knowledge from their practice. Stana Moisescu, president of the NIA Association, emphasizes the importance of this initiative in creating a modern training and collaboration ecosystem in Romania, inspired by successful international models. The program aims to develop the professional skills and partnerships necessary for the operation of Campus Lumya, the first integrated ecosystem dedicated to young people with autism.