Autism Empowerment is a passionate #DisabilityLed #Nonprofit promoting Acceptance, Enrichment, Inspiration & Empowerment for #Autistic & #Neurodivergent people
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ALT Flyer for AE Neurodivergent Creators Collective Chill and Chat, a fun, low-key online gathering with other creative people. Event is Saturday, July 11, 2026 at 3:00 PM Pacific on Zoom for 60 minutes. The flyer includes registration link https://bit.ly/chillandchatncc, a QR code, a celebratory penguin graphic, and a photo of host Brian Tashima. Text says participants are welcome to share a creative project, ask questions, brainstorm, or just hang out and listen.
ALT Flyer for Autism Serves – Helping Hands and Autism Empowerment promoting a volunteer event called “Creating Resource Bags.” The event invites participants to help package resource bags for the SW WA Coalition for Disability Services and Autism Empowerment on March 14th from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM at 501 SE Ellsworth Rd, Vancouver, WA 98664. The flyer includes Autism Empowerment and Autism Serves – Helping Hands logos, contact information, social media details, and a QR code for registration. https://www.autismempowerment.org/programs/autism-serves-helping-hands/
ALT Graphic for AE Neurodivergent Creators Collective workshop, Editing a Short Film with Martin Vavra, founder of Galaxy Sailor Productions. Free Zoom workshop on Saturday, March 21, 2026 from 2:00–3:00 PM PT. Includes Martin’s photo, AE and AE-NCC logos, and a registration QR code. https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/martin-vavra-editing-a-short-film
ALT Flyer for AE Neurodivergent Creators Collective: “Lighting & Cinematography Basics” free Zoom workshop with Edward Martin III of Hellbender Media. Beginner-friendly workshop for low-budget filmmakers. Saturday, Feb 21, 2026, 2:00–3:00 PM PT. Includes Edward’s photo and a QR code to register.
ALT Graphic says How to Identify Qualified Autism & ADHD Specialists. Link leads to an article on Spectrum Life Magazine by Neurodivergent Doctor Anson Service https://www.spectrumlife.org/blog/the-neurodivergent-doctor%E2%80%99s-guide-to-identifying-qualified-autism-adhd-specialists
ALT Winter 2026 issue and cover of Spectrum Life Magazine featuring a family of three, the Van Pelts who are founders of Special Celebrations, an inclusive event group celebrating 10 years. www.spectrumlife.org/winter2026
ALT Winter 2026 issue of Spectrum Life Magazine from Autism Empowerment. Cover features a neurodivergent family in winter attire. They are founders of Special Celebrations, an inclusive support group and special event group for youth and adults with autism and other disabilities. https://www.spectrumlife.org/winter2026
ALT A soft, warm-toned graphic featuring a smiling woman with medium-length dark hair and brown eyes, wearing a colorful blouse. Text on the right reads: “Masking, Motherhood, and Grief — My Story of Autism and Alcohol — by Tanya English.” The Autism Empowerment and Spectrum Life Magazine logos appear above floral accents, symbolizing healing and growth.
ALT A person with short teal and green hair smiles slightly while wearing a black sleeveless shirt that says “Autistic” in rainbow colors. Behind them is an outdoor background with soft focus. To the right, colorful text reads: “NEUROQUEER INTERSECTIONS and why Normal is a Lie. The Two Closets: What Coming Out as Autistic and Queer Taught Me.” The Autism Empowerment and Spectrum Life Magazine logos appear above a rainbow brain icon and a Pride flag.
ALT Banner for the Ask Spectrum Life column titled “When Words Divide, How Do We Heal Community?” The image features two overlapping speech bubbles—one teal and one orange—with a visible crack between them, symbolizing division and repair. The background is a soft watercolor blend of orange, purple, and yellow hues. In the upper right corner is the Ask Spectrum Life logo with a cat icon and tagline “Autism Resources for our Community.”
ALT A promotional collage for Navigating with Niko: Why Accommodated Living Makes Sense for Me by Niko Boskovic. The background is olive green with four photos of Niko: celebrating his 24th birthday with a cake, using a letterboard to communicate, standing on a wooded trail, and posing near a lake. Logos for Autism Empowerment, Spectrum Life Magazine, and Niko’s column appear at the corners, along with a compass graphic. Text reads: “Navigating with Niko — Why Accommodated Living Makes Sense for Me by Niko Boskovic” and www.spectrumlife.org/navigatingwithniko
ALT Cover of Spectrum Life Magazine – Fall 2025. A woman and three children stand together outside in front of a blue house, striking playful superhero poses. The children wear colorful shirts, including Marvel and Spider-Man designs. Text reads: “PNW’s Premier Magazine for Autism and Neurodivergent Communities.” Featured articles listed include Employers Overload: Building Inclusive Futures, Belong Art Community, Conexiones en la Comunidad, Masking, Motherhood, and Grief, Empowering Students for Success, Standing Together Against Bullying, and When Words Divide: How Do We Heal Community? A small orange fall leaf with “Fall 2025” appears in the lower right corner. https://www.spectrumlife.org/fall2025
ALT Flyer for Autism Empowerment’s Neurodivergent Creators Collective event. At the top are the Autism Empowerment and Neurodivergent Creators Collective logos. Large text reads: AE Neurodivergent Creators Collective – Free Zoom workshop: Storytelling for Publication and Production Panel. Subheading says: An inspiring conversation with neurodivergent creatives breaking barriers and bringing their stories to life. Below are four headshots of the panelists: Alexandra Halliburton, Trelanda Lowe, Karen Maseng, and Brian Tashima. Text under the photos lists: Alexandra Halliburton: Illustrator, Animator & Writer Trelanda Lowe: Filmmaker & Producer Karen Maseng: Acting Coach & Writer-Director Brian Tashima: Author, Filmmaker, AE-NCC Lead & Host Event details: Saturday, October 18th, 2025, 3:00 – 4:00 PM PT. Attend Online via Zoom. Website: www.AutismEmpowerment.org/AENCC . Bottom section includes a green button with the words: Scan QR Code to REGISTER, next to a QR code.
ALT Graphic shows two hands making a heart and a quote from Karen Krejcha, Founder of Autism Empowerment. We're not serving the 1 in 31, we're serving the 1 in 1.