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FCG ON LOCATION - Walk for Autism Acceptance

FCG ON LOCATION - Walk for Autism Acceptance

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 Join hosts Heather and Steve as they take Finding Common Ground on the road to Utica, New York for the annual Autism Walk. Despite drizzly skies, the energy was electric—over 50 resource tables, $150,000 raised, and hundreds of families, self‑advocates, service providers, and local leaders coming together in solidarity.In this special on‑location episode you’ll hear:
  • Personal Journeys: A conversation with an author who has turned his lived experience with autism into a series of children's books.
  • Advocacy in Action: Diane Tanner of Healthy Minds, Healthy Kids on mental‑health funding and Assemblyman Miller’s vision for policy change.
  • Community Impact: Dr. Kelberman reflects on 20 years of grassroots growth and future plans.
  • Self‑Advocate Voices: Christian and Veronica share how they’re forging independence through employment and peer‑led initiatives.
  • Local Innovation: Highlights from Books, Art & More and LifePlan/ACA on creative supports and care management.
Whether you’re an ally, a family member, or simply curious, this episode captures the resilience and unity of the autism community—and shows why our work continues year‑round. Tune in to discover inspiring stories, practical resources, and how you can help keep the momentum going. Subscribe now and be part of the conversation!

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