You may have seen Elizabeth’s Rollins College Valedictorian Commencement Address in the news or on social media when it went viral with over 4 billion impressions worldwide in May 2022.
Communication and education are the keys to empowering non-speakers to live meaningful lives.
C4A grew out of the experiences of our executive director Elizabeth Bonker, who is affected by autism and types to communicate. A poet, lyricist, and co-author of I Am In Here, Elizabeth has been advocating for the rights of individuals with autism for more than a decade. In May 2022, Elizabeth graduated from Rollins College, and her valedictorian commencement address went viral with 4 billion media impressions worldwide, propelling her mission. Today, Elizabeth presents at major events around the world and works for systemic change for nonspeakers with autism.
Stories shape our world. Below see how Elizabeth is using diverse media—and the power of creative self-expression—to share her story, nurture awareness, and inspire action.
Thank you, Barry Prizant and David Finch, for your longstanding support of nonspeakers who type to communicate and this beautiful podcast. We covered ...
We were thrilled to be in Arizona for the Phoenix Film Festival for the world premiere of SPELLERS. The film had four sold out screenings and won Best...
In this time for giving thanks, we are excited to announce that NEXT for AUTISM has awarded Communication 4 ALL a seed grant for our global initiative...
News 6 WKMG covered Elizabeth’s Valedictorian address at Rollins College! She left all 500 or so graduates and their family and friends feeling ...
Our founder Elizabeth was on News 6 WKMG! She is one of five valedictorians of the Rollins College Class of 2022, and spoke about her life story, usin...
At Communication 4 ALL, we are working to give all nonspeaking students with autism the communication of their choice in schools. Your gift helps us build awareness, connect families and schools with much-needed resources, and spark action. Please consider a donation to C4A today.
