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Communication 4 ALL welcomes donations of any amount.
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C4A Blue 100% cotton T-shirt
C4A White 100% cotton T-shirt
C4A Orange 100% cotton T-shirt
I Am In Here signed CD album
I Am In Here signed hardcover book
Communication 4 ALL is a 501(c)3 organization.
Tax ID #87-4524720
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Communication 4 ALL
204 Quayside Circle #502
Maitland, FL 32751
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How You Can Help
C4A is part of a growing movement of individuals and organizations who are raising awareness of the opportunities and challenges faced by non-speakers with autism, while championing their right to communicate. We seek partners to share strategies and ideas, and support our public education, outreach, and advocacy efforts.
Host a Screening
Elizabeth is thrilled to be featured in the documentary films SPELLERS and In Our Own Hands.
Please click on the images below to find information about using Kinema to host a virtual or in-person screening with family and friends in your home or community. If you would like to book Elizabeth for a Q&A after your screening, please contact us using the form above.
SPELLERS
Inspired by the book Underestimated, the new full-length documentary SPELLERS challenges conventional wisdom regarding a group relegated to society’s margins: nonspeakers with autism, who most “experts” believe are cognitively disabled. As the film opening asks, “What if we’ve been wrong…about every single one of them?” SPELLERS answers that question, in convincing fashion, through the stories of eight nonspeakers—Aydan, Evan, Sid, Maddie, Jamie, Vince, Cade, and Elizabeth—who all found their voice through the miraculous process of using a letterboard to communicate their thoughts and feelings. As Jamie explains, “we think, feel, and learn just like everyone else.”
In Our Own Hands
In Our Own Hands: How Patients Are Reinventing Medicine opens with an urgent question posed by desperate patients and their families: Can new technologies help us treat and prevent the most alarming and perhaps understated health threats that we face? Through the stories of the impassioned, often defiant struggles of the film’s three central characters—all with complex, unresolved medical issues—In Our Own Hands explores the emergence of “participatory medicine,” enabled by a host of groundbreaking technologies that put more data about our own biological, behavioral and environmental ecosystems into our hands (and often onto our phones) than ever before possible.