Autism in the workplace
Autism in the workplace
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RT Autism Awareness Foundation, Inc.
The RT (Reece Trahan) Autism Awareness Foundation is an organization dedicated to making people aware of Autism and the effects it has on individuals and their families. The diagnosis of Autism is an emotional one for families, and the RT Autism Awareness Foundation wants individuals and families to recognize that they are not without help. It is the organization's desire and dedication to promote events for Autism Awareness so that present and future diagnosed individuals, along with their families will have strong support. RT Autism Awareness Foundation, Inc.; Educate*Advocate*Awareness*Unite For more information, email RTAAF at rtautism@yahoo.com A member organization of Directed Giving Alliance of Olmsted County and Local Independent Charities of Olmsted County.
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Dave Kinneberg - President [Employer: ISD #535 and Coldwell Banker At Your Service Realty (CB-AYS)] Mark Patterson - Vice-President [Employer: Riverstar, Inc.] Martin Koza [Employer: Mayo Clinic] Craig Anderson [Employer: City of Rochester] Laura Elwood [Employer: R & S Transport] Matt Murphy [Employer: Owner of Kathy's Pub] Randy Schmidt [IBM] Stephanie Schmidt [Rochester Center for Autism] Sarah Larson [Employer #535] Matt Northrop [Employer ISD #535] |
A note from RTAAF founder Brad Trahan: On Tuesday, January 29th, 2013 I had the great honor to speak in front of the Minnesota House Health and Human Services Policy Committee, Chaired by Representative Tina Liebling, with regards to an overview of the Minnesota Autism Task Force.
It is always a great honor to testify at the Capitol! 2012 saw the autism community unite in strong fashion with Autism Advocates, Legislator's, State Departments and more. While we understand there is a great deal of work left to get done, it is fair to say that 2012 was a solid year with great positive momentum related to autism in St. Paul. Many people are working long hours to sort this this most complex disability and we can all be proud that Minnesota now has, via the Minnesota Autism Task Force, it's first ever statewide "Strategic Plan". Click here for Strategic Plan.
Here Brad speak at the in front of the Minnesota House Health and Human Services Policy Committee
It is always a great honor to testify at the Capitol! 2012 saw the autism community unite in strong fashion with Autism Advocates, Legislator's, State Departments and more. While we understand there is a great deal of work left to get done, it is fair to say that 2012 was a solid year with great positive momentum related to autism in St. Paul. Many people are working long hours to sort this this most complex disability and we can all be proud that Minnesota now has, via the Minnesota Autism Task Force, it's first ever statewide "Strategic Plan". Click here for Strategic Plan.
Here Brad speak at the in front of the Minnesota House Health and Human Services Policy Committee
Brad testifies at the Commerce and Consumer Protection Finance and Policy Committee on 2/13/13
