Erin Sheldon & Karen Erickson: Why Literacy Matters for People with Significant Disabilities - Part II

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Britton Payne: Promoting Authentic Autistic Representation in Pop Culture

This episode, Chris & Rachel interview Britton Payne! Britton Payne is an entertainment attorney who has worked with major studios like Nickelodeon and Warner Bros., and he is also the father of an autistic son. He founded The Autism Scene and created the AUSPEC Awards to promote ...  Show more

Quinn Kelly: Connecting AAC and ASL to Support Deaf & Hard of Hearing Communicators

This week, we share Rachel’s interview with Quinn Kelly! Quinn Kelly is a bilingual speech-language pathologist who specializes in working with children who use both AAC and American Sign Language (ASL). She serves on the AAC committee for the New Jersey Speech and Hearing Associ ...  Show more

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