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Since graduating from Seton Hall I’ve had many opportunities to speak about my life on the autism spectrum around the country. When I started pursuing my Masters degree over 4 years ago I received a scholarship from the National Speakers Association to pursue a career in public speaking. Fast forward to today and now I […]
Thanks to Greenwich International Film Festival, “Jane Wants a Boyfriend,” an Indie Feature starring Eliza Dushku and Louisa Krause, is set for it’s World Premiere on June 6, 2015! This film has a special meaning for me because I was able to consult for the film to help make sure that the lead character of Jane (played by
New Film On Autism & Love Set for World Premiere This Year! Read More »
When I was six-years-old I sang for the first time for an audience during summer camp. It was one of the more nerve-wracking moments of my life as the song we were going to sing was one of the most popular songs in the world at the time: Lion King’s Circle of Life made famous
These 10 Films Have Autism-Friendly Screenings in 2015! Read More »
Since the movie Despicable Me came out a few years ago starring Steve Carrell you really can’t go anywhere anymore with seeing those little yellow adorable minions somewhere close by. Now that there is a movie coming out this summer called ‘Minions’ it is projected to be one of the biggest blockbusters of the year.
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For Autism Awareness Month I was given the wonderful opportunity by my my dear friend Paul Cash, Vice President of General Counsel at Wyndham Exchange and Rentals to share my story of living with autism with Wyndham Worldwide’s employees. During our talk I got to speak to Wyndham’s senior staff and many of their employees about
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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
These Filmmakers Are Being Honored for Spreading Autism Awareness! Read More »
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
Adult with Autism Presented Award for Helping Light It Up Blue! Read More »
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…
18 Organizations That Are Educating Our Community About Autism Awareness! Read More »
“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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