Dr. Temple Grandin at George Mason Univ. - Free Event with Food All Welcome

Join Us for a Transformative Event with Dr. Temple Grandin at Mason!

Don't miss the chance to hear the legendary Dr. Temple Grandin live at Mason! A trailblazer in animal science and an inspiring autism advocate, Dr. Grandin's groundbreaking insights into neurodiversity and humane livestock handling have transformed industries. Join us for this unique opportunity to hear her personal journey and learn how her incredible mind has shaped a more compassionate world for both people and animals. Whether you're interested in animal welfare, neurodiversity, or just want to be inspired, this is the event you can't miss!

This is an ALL DAY event with multiple sessions. Session guide will be emailed to those who register.

📅 Date: January 29, 2025
📍 Location: George Mason University

We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Temple Grandin, renowned professor, autism advocate, animal behavior pioneer, and bestselling author. Diagnosed with autism at a young age, Temple transformed her personal challenges into a lifelong mission—revolutionizing the treatment of animals and becoming a leading voice for neurodiversity and autism awareness.

Her groundbreaking work in humane livestock handling systems is used worldwide, and her ability to connect sensory experience, animal empathy, and neurodiversity has influenced industries and shaped new ways of thinking about differences. Through books like Thinking in Pictures, Temple offers powerful insights into her life as an autistic individual, showing the world the importance of acceptance and understanding.

💡 Why Attend?

• Learn how neurodiversity unlocks innovation and fresh perspectives.
• Hear Temple’s stories on overcoming obstacles and creating change.
• Discover how her unique approach has impacted both animals and people globally.

This is a rare opportunity to engage with one of the most influential thinkers of our time. Come be inspired, learn, and expand your perspective.

🎟 Reserve Your Spot Today! This event is free and open to the public—seating is limited!

Host or Publisher Lorne Epstein