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Jeanne Eichler, Ed.D., MOT, OTR/L, MT- Workplace Accessibility as You Have Never Thought About it Before
What do you think about when you ponder accessibility? We spend 1/3 or more of our adult lives doing paid work. In this interview, Occupational Therapist Jeanne Eichler talks about aspects of accessibility that are often not considered in workplace environments.
Voices Across the Spectrum: Mickey Rowe, Seamus Higgins, and Henry Durham
In this episode of Voices Across the Spectrum, Rob Bernstein, Stephen Shore, and US Autism Association President Marlo Payne Thurman will host Broadway Star Mickey Rowe, along with up-and-coming actors Seamus Higgins and Henry Durham to discuss a range of topics within neurodiversity for their relevance in both acting and producing.
Michael McManmon, Ed.D. and Dan McManmon: From Learning to Earning: Transitioning into the Workforce with Autism
This presentation is designed to empower adolescents and young adults on the autism spectrum and those who work with them as they navigate the complexities of preparing for and entering the workforce. This session introduces the concept of the Career Continuum, guiding participants through stages from community service to employment, emphasizing the development of crucial soft skills and real-world experience.
Behind the Scenes: Ron Zimmerman in conversation with Mickey Rowe (Autism and the Arts Ep. 2)
Renowned producer, director, and journalist Ron Zimmerman’s interview provides a behind the scenes glimpse of the life and career of Mickey Rowe, autistic and multiply disabled Broadway star who is also a disability and accessibility expert.
Fearlessly Different: From Special Education to Broadway’s Biggest Stage (Autism and the Arts Ep. 1)
In this engaging keynote, Mickey Rowe shares his deeply personal story of growing up autistic and pushing beyond the restrictions of a special education classroom to shine on the Broadway stage.
Bringing Autistic Talent to the Workplace Through Inclusive Corporate Practices
Marcia Scheiner, President of Integrate Advisors, shares her systematic approach for working with large companies to create hiring initiatives that successfully recruit and retain individuals on the autism spectrum to fill a variety of needs within the corporate structure.
Unlocking the Value of Hidden Talent
Sarah Bernard, Chief Operating Officer for Inclusively, discusses the ways in which her company brings together employers, job candidates, and the advocates who support those seeking employment to find, hire, and retain individuals with disabilities.
SAMANTHA CRAFT (a.k.a. MARCELLE CIAMPI) on making ADJUSTMENTS to help you LEARN BETTER!
Samantha Craft, M.Ed. (a.k.a. Marcelle Ciampi), a respected Autistic author, international ambassador, and inspirational community builder, is best known for her writings found in the well-received blog and book Everyday Aspergers.
Neurodiversity, Women, and Workplace Cultures for Autistic Individuals
Autistic self-advocate and expert on neurodiversity in the workplace, Marcelle Ciampi, shares her personal autism journey along with her unique insights on the topics of autism diagnoses in adult women, meeting workplace needs for those who are neurodiverse, and how best to support the needs of all individuals who think differently within a corporate structure.
Working While Receiving Government Benefits for Individuals with Disabilities
Michael Beloff, Financial Planner and father of a young adult with ASD, shares his wealth of expertise to help individuals who receive government benefits and want to work.
Career Skills Development and Job Readiness
Dr. Michael McManmon is the founder of the College Internship Program and on the Advisory Board of the US Autism Association. His expertise stems from his Doctorate in Special Education, his Master’s in Counseling, and his Master’s in Human Development. He is also an individual that has been diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome.
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