Please join us for an evening in New York City to hear presentations from leading members of the Autism Community.
Jesse Saperstein, renowned author and autism advocate, will be speaking about his experiences as the Media and Activities Liaison for the College Experience at the College of St Rose.
Brian J Liston, poet, autism advocate, and author of “Through Autistic Eyes,” will be speaking about how being a writer led him to create a community literacy project.
Emanuel Frowner, research assistant at the Seaver Center for Autism, blogger, and autism advocate will be speaking about how being both a minority and Autistic has shaped his life.

Nadya G, GRASP/Artemis NYC Women and Femmes’ Group facilitator, marketing professional and visual artist, will be speaking about the experience of running the group and the impact it’s had on her personal growth.
Archie Brechin, foreign language educator & scholar, neurodiversity advocate, and social scientist, will be speaking about leveraging a special interest to create a vibrant and meaningful professional and social life.
Amy Gravino, MA, CAS, speaker, college program consultant, blogger, and autism advocate will be speaking about her passion, autism and sexuality.
May 2nd, 2019
5:30 – 8:00 pm
1441 Broadway, 6th Floor
New York, New York 10018
Food and beverages will be served. Tickets are $100, additional contributions will be graciously accepted. Seating is limited. (Scholarships and reduced ticket prices are available; please contact us at info@grasp.org for information on how to RSVP.)
Or, to purchase tickets and make donations by mail, send to:
GRASP, 369 Lexington Avenue, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10017