Interviews with Exceptional Women
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April 2019 Featured Interview:
Keri Bowers 
Keri Bowers is co-founder of The Art of Autism, a nonprofit which provides a forum for displaying, selling and promoting the art of autistic individuals. She is also the founder of Normal Films, an indie film/production company producing documentary films in autism and other developmental disabilities. Her son Taylor, who is on the spectrum, came up with the title Normal People Scare Me (2006), the company's first film, which he co-directed with Keri. Keri’s work as an advocate, artist, filmmaker and writer has spanned nearly three decades and has helped to create a positive impact on the autism community throughout the world.
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April 2019 Featured Interview:
Dianne Zager, Ph.D. 
Dianne Zager, Ph.D., is an internationally-recognized pioneer in autism education and Head of School for Shrub Oak International School in Mohegan Lake, NY. She has consulted with school districts across the U.S. to develop autism educational programs and founded one of the nation’s first college support programs for students with autism. Dianne has served as president of the International Council for Exceptional Children’s Division on Autism and Developmental Disabilities and has over 30 years of experience directing graduate and post-graduate programs to train school personnel in autism.
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