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This year I took part in Golden Door Film Festival’s Scholarship Ceremony at the historic Loews Theater in Jersey City where they were able to give over $5,000 dollars worth of scholarships to students in New Jersey along with filmmakers whose films are centered on the subject of autism awareness! The founders of Golden Door, Bill […]
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Before the end of Autism Awareness Month, St. John’s University held their Annual Light It Up Blue Reception where they highlighted all of the events they did throughout the month of April as part of their 5th Annual Light It Up Blue Extravaganza. Earlier in April I took part in a keynote presentation to discuss
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During Autism Awareness Month I spoke at Millburn High School in Millburn, New Jersey about my journey on the autism spectrum and also the road to my career in films. Thanks to the support of Hometowne Television, we were able to air to share my lecture with thousands of families throughout the tri-state area. Of
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This April was Autism Awareness Month and it was a time where we helped to make a difference in the lives of over 70 million individuals with autism. In honor of the month, and my local community where 1 in 45 children and 1 in 28 boys have autism, I spoke about my journey too…
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“It takes a village” was the main theme of my talk when I was asked to speak at PS #27 in Jersey City for their Autism Awareness Month assembly. During the assembly several of their students, many of which were wearing our Autism Awareness Puzzle Piece capes discussed the need to spread awareness for autism
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It’s not everyday you see the biggest celebrities come out to support our autism community! But this was exactly what happened Saturday night at Autism Speaks 3rd Annual Light Up The Blues Concert in Los Angeles. Of the celebrities who came out to raise awareness and funds for a worthy cause were Jack Black, Crosby
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One of my favorite topics I like to discuss with audiences is autism in the media. I got to do just that at Millburn High School as we discussed the impact of autism in film and television. Of the highlights of the presentation was a discussion on Rain Man’s impact on the autism community. Rain
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Kean University’s Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA) are doing amazing work to help shine a light on autism! At their Annual Breakfast for Families (BFF) event I was able to speak on my personal experiences transitioning to adulthood with autism. In my presentation I talked about several challenges that young adults with autism are facing today
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In 2011 when I received my undergraduate degree in Sports Management from Seton Hall University I wasn’t sure what the future had in store for me. Than an opportunity opened up when I won the Earl Nightingale Scholarship from The National Speakers Association. Not only did the scholarship provide me with aid for college to
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The topic of autism and love are rather new to our community. With 500,000 teenagers with autism reaching adulthood within the next decade though, relationships are going to be possible for some adults on the spectrum. It’s time to start this conversation… Thanks to the people involved with The 6th Annual Honestly Autism Day Conference I
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70 million individuals have autism worldwide. Because of this, in 2011, Kerry started “KFM Making a Difference” an organization that helps provide scholarships for adults with autism to attend college. Help support the cause today and “make a difference” in the lives of those with autism.
70 million individuals have autism worldwide. Because of this, in 2011, Kerry started “KFM Making a Difference” an organization that helps provide scholarships for adults with autism to attend college. Help support the cause today and “make a difference” in the lives of those with autism.
