The Autism Federation has announced the launch of TalenTEA, an initiative aimed at undergraduate and master's students across Spanish universities, with the objective of promoting innovative projects with a strong digital component. The challenge of TalenTEA consists of presenting ideas aimed at improving the quality of life of autistic people and their families across all areas of their daily lives.
The competition is open to students enrolled in any university in Spain during the 2024–2025 academic year, who will have the opportunity to showcase their technological and creative proposals.
Participants will not only be able to foster solutions that promote inclusion and well-being for people with autism, but will also gain access to a range of benefits. Highlights include the opportunity to present their projects at the 4th TrasTEA 2025 Fair, interact with industry professionals, utilize the Federation's dissemination channels, and pitch their ideas to potential investors. Furthermore, the most outstanding projects may receive a cash prize in recognition of their innovation.
Through TalenTEA, the Autism Federation seeks to strengthen its commitment to social and technological innovation, inviting students to generate solutions that make a meaningful difference in the lives of people with autism.
Lucía García García
