Adjusting to new challenges
"Will my children grow into self-sustaining, independent, productive and beautiful humans?" - Lyra Thompson-Hollingsworth.
Love is her Superpower
Every time I deploy my Kevlar it changes me, gnawing away at my humanity. I’ve become hardened somewhat, with very little tolerance for those who choose to discriminate against my son.
Learning and working with the misunderstandings of autism
The state needs to work on developing legislative and other supports that are more Autism friendly in our schools and to help with transitioning young adults with Autism into work opportunities.
Understanding my autism
"I’m pretty good at making eye contact because when I’m speaking to someone there’s a whole side conversation in my head about how long I should look at the person, when I should look away..."
Working together for Autism
Transformation is not an overnight process. It can be long and slow but part of transformation requires us to dust off the recommendations made in the past and actually attempt to implement solutions.
The S on my Chest
Rowan McEwen photographed in his classroom at QRC. Photograph [...]
Silent heroes
Nigel and Kye Thompson photographed at Peake's Gas Station. [...]
Easing the struggle
Lillon Ryan-Dick, photographed at the Association of Lillon Ryan-Dick [...]
Working with families in Autism therapy
Sirlon George photographed at The Speech and Language Holistic [...]
From Photoshop to special needs
Meghan Waterman photographed on the trampoline at The Academy [...]