INSAR 2026: The State of Autism Research, Prague Version
Published May 16, 2026
An attendee commentary on the 2026 International Society for Autism Research meeting in Prague, centered on research culture and priorities.
<p>This is an attendee commentary by Carol Greenburg and Shannon Rosa about the 2026 International Society for Autism Research (INSAR) annual meeting in Prague, held April 22–25, 2026.</p><p>The authors reflect on research culture, neurodiversity-informed perspectives, and the extent to which autism research priorities reflect the needs of autistic people and families. The account offers a specific advocacy and lived-experience viewpoint on sessions and themes encountered at the meeting.</p><p>This is not an official INSAR conference report, a systematic review, or clinical guidance. Views and interpretations belong to the authors; readers should consult original research and official conference material for study-specific claims.</p><p>Source: Greenburg C, Rosa S. “INSAR 2026 in Prague: [attendee commentary].” Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism, May 14, 2026. Conference context: INSAR 2026, Prague, April 22–25, 2026.</p>