Well done, Princess Marie! What a great score: an invitation to give the opening speech at the Ceremony to inaugurate the 10th Autism-Europe Congress in Budapest, Hungary. This is something else for the new patron of the Danish National Autism Association: to be immediately pulled into the fold for this dedicated group of people who study this condition and work hard to demystify it, and to have those who have it suffer less, especially from myths and stigmas. Chapeau!
Marie has spoken in the past about a family member having autism. Wonder who she's talking about? Her oldest brother is the only one with children and due to his last minute absence from Marie's wedding because of a bad cold or flu, we were never able to "meet" his kids via photos. Marie and her husband between them have four children, none of whom have been diagnosed with autism, nor show signs. Hm, who else does that leave?
Article: Billed Bladet
So Princess Marie Goes To Hungary
The royal calendar says that today, Thursday, Princess Marie was sent on assignment to Hungary
Princess Marie participates on Thursday, 26 September as patron of the National Autism Association in the Autism-Europe Congress in Budapest, Hungary, and will deliver the opening speech.
Princess Marie gives the opening speech at the official opening ceremony and during the congress will have the opportunity to speak with international researchers and other prominent professionals in the autism field.
In addition, the Princess during her visit will meet with the President of Autism-Europe and be presented to the organisation's work.
According to the royal court, the 10th Autism-Europe Congress is currently being held in Budapest under the theme "New Dimensions in Autism", wherein the Congress will address the latest developments in equipment, communications, elderly and best practice.
Congress held every 3 years of Autism-Europe, which is an umbrella organization for about 80 European autism associations. Its aim is to disseminate new knowledge about particular research, practice tools, pedagogies and technologies in the area of autism.
Princess Marie's patronages
AIDS Foundation
Copenhagen Cooking
Copenhagen Jewellery and Watch Show
Danish Ski Federation
The Danish National Commission for UNESCO
The Danish Student House in Paris
Danish Church Aid
National Autism Association
Prix littéraire des Ambassadeurs
Tønder Festival
Photos: Austin-Europe Congress
Thank you Marie for taking this cause seriously and trying to help instead of just showing up and taunting those less fortunate w designer clothes and jewels. Too bad you can't teach your ugly sister in law the correct way to support charity
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