Autism Awareness Panel Rescheduled!

Autism & The Arts Panel Rescheduled

GREAT NEWS! You can still tune into our Autism & The Arts Panel Discussion which has been rescheduled for Wednesday, May 13th, at 12PM noon via Youtube Live. Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel so you'll receive event reminders and you won't miss a moment of this insightful and engaging conversation!

Our panelists include advocates and members of the Autism community such as Emanuel Frowner, Self-Advocate and Actor; Constance Van Rolleghem, Chair of the Steering Committee of the Museum, Arts and Culture Access Consortium and Parent of a child with ASD; Jonathon Epstein, Transition Developer at AHRC NYC's Adult Day Services; Jayson Valles, Self-Advocate and Artist; and Gloria Pizzaro, Parent of child with ASD!

Click Here to submit questions you may have for our panelists. See you Wednesday!

Virtual Open Mic

Last week's Virtual Open Mic featured a triple threat artist take over! Samantha Kalinski returned to cover one of her favorite Broadway pieces from Waitress the Musical. Following Samantha, we had rapper S3VEN rock the stage with an original piece. Finally, we had producer BenTwoThree bring it home as he showcased two of his new beats and talked us through his creative process.

Make sure to follow @ok.sdkal, @bentwothree, and @saveeveryonee on Instagram!

Mental Health Awareness Month

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. The goal each year is to break the stigma and advocate for those with mental illnesses and their families. As we are now living through a pandemic, the ever-changing stresses and obstacles we face can strain our mental health in both big and small ways. Here are some easy tips from the CDC on how to keep your mental health in check during COVID-19

1. PAUSE. Breathe. Notice how you feel
2. TAKE BREAKS from COVID-19 content
3. MAKE TIME to sleep and exercise
4. REACH OUT and stay connected
5. SEEK HELP if overwhelmed or unsafe

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