Hour-Long NPR story on Autism and Law Enforcement…Updates from Michael John Carley

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Michael John Carley founded GRASP  in NYC and not lives in the midwest and puts out articles once in a while.  

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All:
On the drive back to Wisconsin, after time in the woods of Rhode Island, I email y’all. Lotsa work got done, lotsa fun was had…I’d like to tell you it’s time to go back for real but that’d be a lie. I could’ve stayed another 2 months!

But while there, both I and Uniquely Human author, Dr. Barry Prizant, met in a RI studio to broadcast live a rare one-hour long NPR program on autism and law enforcement. Barry, I, and others were guests on the show, 1A, which was carried over 240 affiliates. To listen please click here.

And in other articles since my last Huffpost

• From The Atlantic: The Advantages of Autistic Employees

• From Open Minds: The Impact of Medicaid Funds on Special Education

• Old news, but still so critical to our world…Republican (Jesus Care) Health Bill Fails

• Huge topic: Should challenged spectrumites experience sexual surrogates?

• This has to be nonsense. But it’s too much fun to not post. Israelis invent a sarcasm translator???

• Scroll down to see that my NEXT for Autism’s “Night of Too Many Stars” has left for HBO, following host, Jon Stewart

• Emotional manipulation? Perhaps. But dying dog meets an autistic kid, and…(put happy ending here).

• 10-year old spectrumite notices Natural Museum of Sciences dinosaur error. Yay, Charlie!!!

• From MarketWatch: “How Do I Protect My Autistic Brother From Financial Predators?” Language used is a little irksome, but there’s good info here too.

• More NPR…Spectrum Girls and Social camouflage

• From Autism Parenting Magazine: “Low-Functioning Autism—What Sets it Apart” Did they seriously use that phrase in 2017??? Please write them!!! Nicely, but firm.
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Yours, y’all; and drive safe home.
mjc

www.michaeljohncarley.com