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This guest post is by Kenneth Brown, II, a young man on the autism spectrum who has been accepted and is attending Morehouse College studying music performance with the hopes of becoming a professional musician. Kenneth is applying for the Spring 2019 Making a Difference Autism Scholarship via the nonprofit KFM Making a Difference. You can read more about the organization […]
A Letter To My Parents When I Was Nonverbal Read More »
This guest post is by Stella G, a young woman on the autism spectrum who has been accepted and is attending Berklee College of Music. Stella is applying for the Spring 2019 Making a Difference Autism Scholarship via the nonprofit KFM Making a Difference. You can read more about the organization and how to apply for our scholarship here. You can help
Marching to the Beat of My Own Drummer: Achieving on the Autism Spectrum Read More »
This guest post is by Lauren Stein, a young woman on the autism spectrum who has been accepted and will be attending University of Wisconsin – Whitewater majoring in Visual Arts. Lauren is applying for the Spring 2019 Making a Difference Autism Scholarship via the nonprofit KFM Making a Difference. You can read more about the organization and how to
Aspies Can Succeed, Aspies Can Lead Read More »
This guest post is by Bobby Anderson Fitzgerald, a young man on the autism spectrum who has been accepted and will be attending Florida Southern College majoring in Political Science and Pre-Law. My name is Robert Anderson Fitzgerald, but everyone just calls me Bobby. I am a Senior at Brookfield High School. I am a member of
I Have Autism And My Plan Is To Go To Law School To Help Others Who Have Disabilities Read More »
This guest post is by “Zak” Zachariah Andrew Snow, a young man on the autism spectrum who has been accepted and will be attending Cabrillo College. Zak is applying for the Spring 2019 Making a Difference Autism Scholarship via the nonprofit KFM Making a Difference. You can read more about the organization and how to apply for our scholarship here.
The Three Picture Puzzle of One-Thousand Pieces Read More »
Experts never expected this to be my future. If you told me as a child that one day I would be able to say that I would have a Doctor in Education I’d probably tell you that you were crazy. In 1990 at the age of 2.5, I still wasn’t talking. My parents were very
I Used To Not Be Able To Talk; Now I’m Going To Be A Doctor Read More »
This guest post is by Colin Bramlage, a young man on the autism spectrum who has been accepted and will be attending Wright State University majoring in Management Information Systems. Colin is applying for the Spring 2019 Making a Difference Autism Scholarship via the nonprofit KFM Making a Difference. You can read more about the organization and how to apply
Having Autism And My Hope Of Helping Others Understand Their Disabilities Read More »
This guest post is by Sarah Birdsong, a woman on the autism spectrum who has been accepted and will be attending New College of Florida. Sarah is applying for the Spring 2019 Making a Difference Autism Scholarship via the nonprofit KFM Making a Difference. You can read more about the organization and how to apply for our scholarship here.
If Everyone Was Exactly The Same The World Would Be A Boring Place Read More »
“Because children with autism will one day be adults with autism and, regardless of what age you are, everyone deserves supports to live the best quality of life possible.” This is a quote I shared in one of my first TED Talks I ever gave about my journey growing up on the autism spectrum. Today
Why I’m Advocating For Reliable Autism Supports For People With Autism Read More »
This guest post by Kimberlee Rutan McCafferty, mother to two sons on the autism spectrum and an Autism Family Partner at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). Kim is also the author of a blog (autismmommytherapist.wordpress.com)about her two children with autism. She is the author of Raising Autism: Surviving the Early Years available on Amazon.
Why Our Autism Community Needs To Stop Infighting And Start Working Together Read More »
