The Art of Autism thanks Bob DeMarco and Keri Bowers for creating a short film documenting the history of The Art of Autism that was shared for the first time in April on the big screen at San Diego Autism Society Autism’s Got Talent event at Del Mar. The film highlighted some of our many projects and collaborations over the last decade. The Art of Autism thanks Autism Society of San Diego and the Mainly Mozart nonprofit for showcasing the talents of autistic people and like-minded nonprofits. Thank you to #ActuallyAutistic board members Carly Fulgham and Angela Weddle for narrating our history.
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