Online Resources
Jason Cherry - Siblings of Autism
Podcast June 2019
Jason is the founder of Siblings of Autism, a non-profit organization. Siblings of Autism works closely with the Autism Society of America to provide individuals with siblings on the autism spectrum different services: scholarships, outreach & respite. Tune in to learn more about Jason and his reason for starting this amazing organization.
Maxine Rosaler - Queen for a Day
Podcast May 2019
Maxine is an author from Washington Heights, NY. Her latest novel "Queen for a Day" focuses on her experiences as the parent of a child on the autism spectrum. What began as truth-telling memoir, ended up as "a novel in stories". Tune into learn more about Maxine! For more information visit: maxinerosaler.com
Joseph McCleery - St. Josephs University
Podcast May 2019
Joseph is the Academic Director of the Kinney Center for Autism Education and Support at St. Josephs College in Philadelphia, PA. The Kinney Center has a two-fold mission: to educate and train the autism professionals of tomorrow, while supporting and serving the individuals and families affected by autism today. The Center also provides: supervised peer mentoring and social skills programs, support and educational resources, a resource center for information, networking and advocacy support and more! Tune in to learn about how this center is helping young adults on the spectrum & their families navigate college life. For more information visit: www.kinneyautism.sju.edu
Dr. Karen Parker - Stanford University
Podcast May 2019
Dr. Parker is an associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford University. She is also the director of the social and neurosciences research program. Tune in to learn more about Dr. Parker's Autism related work at Stanford as well as her latest study - "The Role of Vasopressin in the Social Deficits of Autism".
Mary Rose Sweeney - Dublin City University
Podcast May 2019
Mary is an associate professor in Health Systems Research at Dublin City University in Dublin, Ireland. The University is the first designated Autism friendly university in Ireland, and possibly the world! Tune in to learn more about the steps DCU took to become an Autism friendly college, plus what services & programs they provide for students with ASD today. For more information visit: www.dcu.ie Dublin City University - @DCUautism Mary Rose Sweeney - @sweenema