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Autism Empowerment

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For our November workshop, the Neurodivergent Creators Collective is excited to be hosting an online screening of the short documentary film The Art of Belonging: Seen, Heard, and Included, followed by a conversation with filmmaker Annette M. King and featured participant Janet Miller. Produced and directed by Annette M. King of Splicer Films, The Art of Belonging tells the stories of lives impacted by Project Awareness and Special Sports (PAASS), a nonprofit program centered on inclusion, belonging, and community connection. At its heart, this documentary is about the power of people coming together. Through the stories of participants, volunteers, family members, and supporters, the film highlights what can happen when a community creates opportunities, values each person, and embraces inclusion in action. The documentary runs approximately 25 minutes. After the screening, Annette and Janet will join us for a conversation about the film, its story, and the importance of creating spaces where people are seen, heard, and included. This workshop is a wonderful fit for neurodivergent creators, filmmakers, storytellers, nonprofit leaders, disability advocates, community builders, families, and anyone interested in documentary storytelling, inclusion, and belonging. Register today!&nbsp;

For our November workshop, the Neurodivergent Creators Collective is excited to be hosting an online screening of the short documentary film The Art of Belonging: Seen, Heard, and Included, followed by a conversation with filmmaker Annette M. King and featured participant Janet Miller. Produced and directed by Annette M. King of Splicer Films, The Art of Belonging tells the stories of lives impacted by Project Awareness and Special Sports (PAASS), a nonprofit program centered on inclusion, belonging, and community connection. At its heart, this documentary is about the power of people coming together. Through the stories of participants, volunteers, family members, and supporters, the film highlights what can happen when a community creates opportunities, values each person, and embraces inclusion in action. The documentary runs approximately 25 minutes. After the screening, Annette and Janet will join us for a conversation about the film, its story, and the importance of creating spaces where people are seen, heard, and included. This workshop is a wonderful fit for neurodivergent creators, filmmakers, storytellers, nonprofit leaders, disability advocates, community builders, families, and anyone interested in documentary storytelling, inclusion, and belonging. Register today!

Autism Empowerment

Documentary Film Screening and Discussion: The Art of Belonging

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