Using a Cup of Hot Chocolate to Explain the Obvious
byBy Marina Magalhães Cardoso I was thinking about a consistent theme to write about. I glanced at my generous cup of cappuccino and thought:…
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Disability Invisibility
byby Amy Potter I’m tired of being invisible. I’m not talking about my invisible disability – I am happy with that and don’t want…
Taylor Duncan Making America’s Pastime Accessible
byBy Ron Sandison “In Alternative Baseball we use baseball to teach our players teamwork with coaches and mentors to ensure a brighter future.” Taylor…
Paige Layle Shares Her Journey To Diagnosis: Living Authentic Autistic Life
byBy Ron Sandison My tone ‘on social media’ ranges from funny to serious, to angry to goofy, but what remains the same is my…
Movie Producer Scott Steindorff Shares His Documentary “Understanding Autism” Premiering April 4th
byBy Ron Sandison “There is a lot of misunderstanding around autism, and through a more thorough understanding of neurodiversity we can reduce the shame…
Elaine Hall, the Founder of the Miracle Project, Utilizes Art as Pathway to Communication & Discovery
byBy Ron Sandison “Creative dramatics can be a bridge between the outside world and the inner world. We used what I call “rehearsing for…
5 Ways Your Church Can Be More Inclusive for People with Autism
byBy Ron Sandison In November, I became the first licensed Assemblies of God minister diagnosed with Autism in their hundred year history. Out of…
The Time for Disability Employment Reform is Now
byOctober is National Disability Employment Awareness Month. The 2021 theme, “America’s Recovery: Powered by Inclusion,” reflects the importance of ensuring that people with disabilities…