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Joleena Louis, Esq.- A Legal Toolkit for Supporting Children with ASD Through Divorce
This session will equip parents, legal professionals, educators, and support networks with a comprehensive legal toolkit for navigating divorce with a focus on the well-being of children with ASD.
Amy KD Tobik- Awareness, Acceptance, and Inclusion: An Interview with the Founder of Exceptional Needs Today Magazine
In this session, the founder of Exceptional Needs Today Magazine, Amy Tobik shares her story and highlights her mission to bring awareness, acceptance, and inclusion through the distribution of the Exceptional Needs Today Magazine.
Andrew Arboe- Keep Trying Because Life is a Lot Like Home Alone and Zelda
Self-advocate, speaker, and autism teaching assistant Andrew Arboe discusses his personal journey through loss of a job and towards how he recreated himself to find success in something new. With valuable insights for all young adults, Andrew reminds us that we have to build on our strengths and keep going, even when things don't work out the way we want them to.
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: Carter Bonas
In this session of Voices Across the Spectrum, Dr. Stephen Shore, Robert J. Bernstein, and Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman will have the pleasure of hosting Carter Bonas, a delightful 12 year old competitive golfer, entrepreneur, and advocate. With incredible prowess both in golf and in his corporate ventures, Carter credits his autism as the superpower behind his success.
Voices Across the Spectrum: Rabbi Tzemah Yoreh
In this episode of the continuing series Voices Across the Spectrum Dr. Stephen Shore, Robert J. Bernstein, and Dr. Marlo Payne Thurman will have the honor of interviewing Rabbi Dr. Tzemah Yoreh who is one of the intellectual leaders of Jewish humanism and the head of the City Congregation in New York City. As a community leader on the spectrum, he is a passionate advocate for the inclusion of the neuro-atypical in the Jewish community and beyond.
Voices Across the Spectrum: David Wall on the Topic of Finding One's Voice
In this episode of the US Autism Association's series, Voices Across the Spectrum, Dr. Stephen Shore, Robert J, Bernstein, and Dr. Marcia Eckerd will host David Wall, an autistic man who has been able to find his voice and even learn to speak publicly through participation in Toastmasters.
Voices Across the Spectrum: Amy Kriewaldt
In this session, one autistic mother, who is also the sole special education advocate for her autistic daughter, shares the challenges she faces with navigating the public school system when both parent and child are on the spectrum.
Panel: Voices Across the Spectrum
We bring you a 90-minute, in-depth, live online webinar featuring a panel of diagnosed individuals sharing their questions and personal insights into the topics that matter most to those who are diagnosed and to those who want to help.
Akhil Lad- Akhil's Path to College as a Non-Speaking Neurodiverse Student
Akhil Lad, Autism Advocate, is minimally speaking and uses the letter-board for communication. Akhil is purusing an Associate of Science degree and has finished 50 hours of college education.
Sameer Dahar- My Reality with Autism
In this short video, US Autism Association Advisory Board Member Sameer Dahar shares a few thoughts with us about his difficulties along his journey as he makes his way through college. With profound insight into what autism feels like from the insider's perspective, Sameer gives us some new insights into the more severe and non-vocal side of the autism journey.
Nigel Rising, Esq. and Katherine Almendinger, with Sara Bradford- Therapist Mission One for Autistic Clients by Autistic Women
In this session, hear how two Autistic women's lives changed once they were diagnosed and found community. Learn, as well, why they believe that Mission One for a therapist with an Autistic client, whether formally of self-diagnosed, should be to tell that client about the welcoming and vibrant Autistic community to which that person belongs.
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