Hussman Center for Adults with Autism
Join us for another fascinating lecture!
Saturday, May 17, 2014: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
One Olympic Place, Towson, MD (near the Towson Circle and Mall)
Hussman Center for Adults with Autism, 2nd Floor, Room 209
Our Life’s Challenge: Survive in this Neurotypical Jungle
Wolf F. Dunaway
Topic: The Autistic Werewolf knows that many autistic children and adults are disadvantaged when interacting with neurotypically biased public safety officials and legal systems. Grand concepts like a trial by a jury of our peers lose meaning since few potential jurors understand the challenges of life with autism. The legal system assumes we share reasonable man (person) common sense systems of self-governance. Autism means we were born onto a spectrum that exists outside of societies neurotypical common sense network.
Bio: Wolf Dunaway is an adult on the spectrum fresh from a speaking engagement in Arizona. He is an autism advocate and soon to be published author. Wolf Dunaway’s insights motivate and enlighten people on the spectrum, their caregivers, professionals and others. Wolf’s messages of hope are born of his 54 years of personal autism experience. Mr. Dunaway holds a great job and lives on his own.
Please Register at www.towsoniwb.com/saturdays
Saturdays on the Spectrum welcomes self-advocates, parents, professionals, educators, students and community members interested in learning more about adults on the autism spectrum.
Hussman Center for Adults with Autism
Institute for Well-Being
Towson University
Contact: 410-704-4486 or hcaa@towson.edu
