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The Right to Communicate| Wretches & Jabberers
The Right to Communicate BACKGROUND The world is a hostile place for people who can’t talk with words. Many people don’t listen to body language, signals or even temper tantrums. They often see...
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What if???| Bob Williams
Bob Williams and Advocates at White House BOB WILLIAMS Bob Williams is currently the Special Assistant to the Director of the D.C. Department on Disability Services. Bob served in the Clinton...
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Communication: “A lottery winner in life”
Being able to communicate is like winning the lottery. Do you start out the day asking, “What is my purpose?” Sometimes that question will motivate me. Sometimes it is whispered in anger or despair;...
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I’ve spent a lifetime trying to get in touch| Wretches & Jabberers (2)
Tracy and Larry in Japan Wretches & Jabberers Is A Nationwide Hit! Wretches and Jabberers is a movie about Tracy Thresher and Larry Bissonnette, two men with autism, as they embark on a global...
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The Right to Communicate| We are the (new) Experts
photo credit: HikingArtist.com The Right to Communicate| We are the (new) Experts In the early 90s, Rosemary Crossley, Annie McDonald, Doug Biklen and others shocked the world with new ideas about...
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Do You Hear What I Hear?|Music and Visual Art
Blake Roberts an expert on DECtalk programming Do You Hear What I Hear? Do You See What I See? In 1962, the song Do You Hear What I Hear? became an instant success when its lyrics asked us to hear,...
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